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| 1031-4484-01 | Secularization, Secularism, and Post-Secularism | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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University credit hours: 3.0
Course description
The purported "return" of the theologic-political problem has led many political theorists to question the viability, and the desirability, of modern secularism. In this seminar, we will explore the reasons, both historical and theoretical, why the question of secularism has been reopened in the West, and we will evaluate competing answers offered by contemporary theorists.
Meets Wednesday at 2pm/14:00. Avodah. graduate seminar