The Postsecular

The Postsecular

The intellectual, academic world, according to some observers, has become “postsecular.”  Scholars are now factoring back in the importance of religion.  And yet this too has its divisions between those who favor a multi-faith religious pluralism and the advocates of “radical orthodoxy”–a sophisticated application of historical Christianity in terms of continental philosophy.  See this interview: Views: After the Postsecular – Inside Higher Ed.

For Radical Orthodoxy, see this.

HT:David Mills

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