José Casanova: "Secularism and Religious and Spiritual Forms of Belonging" (2 of 4)

Secularization has meant not mainly the decline of religion (although in many countries this has been a consequence )—but, rather, the pluralization of religious, or spiritual positions, and the creation of a culture of ecumenical exchange, which is very different from what obtained half a century ago. Professor Taylor examines this development and contrasts it to another religious development, viz., the use of religion as a marker of political identity and mobilization, frequently accompanied by conf

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