Religion-Secular, Tangled Divisions
What does it mean to pursue, inhabit, or lead a valuable, ethical life in a secular age? Are we living in a post-secular world? A review of two new essay collections. Continue Reading →
Tag: peter berger
The Mediation of Meaning, or Re-Mediating McLuhan
by S. Brent Plate Meaning is produced by, in, and through social, political, and economic institutions, cultural and religious forces, technology, education, and human bodily engagement with the physical world. Continue Reading →
Atheism vs Religion: The Final Countdown?
What’s missing here, and in so many similar arguments, is that religion works. Continue Reading →