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God is Back

  • Symposium: The Two Pluralisms: A New Paradigm, Part Two
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The secularisation thesis holds that religion and modernity are incompatible: the more modern society becomes the more people will either neglect religion or consign it to the sidelines. This is wrong. Religion continues to play a vital role in public life and international relations. The most successful religions are the hottest religions such as Pentecostalism and fundamentalist Islam.

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    Adrian Wooldridge

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Wooldridge, A. God is Back. Soc 53, 137–141 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12115-016-0005-9

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