Review: Pagans and Christians in the City

As m any social commentators have recently argued, the secularism that has come to dominate Western culture is composed of not an absence of spirituality, but is itself a type of religious belief—or at least the parody of one. Charles Taylor famously defines secularism as the concerted effort to live within an exclusively immanent frame. Such an immanentist take on life is in reality a form of religiosity, and it has come to dominate the moral trajectory of our society today. Read Full Article »