In “A Secular Age,” Charles Taylor explores the profound transformation in the role of religion within Western societies over the past few centuries. Taylor, renowned for his insightful analysis, provides a historical perspective on how Western Christendom has evolved into what we now recognize as secular modernity.
“A Secular Age” by Charles Taylor is a comprehensive and scholarly work exploring the subject areas of religion, social science, and philosophy. Published by Harvard University Press in 2007, this hardcover textbook delves into theological, religious, and philosophical concepts alongside the sociology of religion. With 896 pages, this book is a significant contribution to the discourse on the nature of secularism in contemporary society. Written in English and featuring a dust jacket, “A Secular Age” is a valuable resource for those interested in understanding the complexities of religion in modern times.
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