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Dec 2, 2008

Secularization, Religious Resurgence, and Multiple Modernities: Main Session

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Professor Miroslav Volf starts with the hypothesis that there are multiple ways for cultures to modernize. Philip Gorski and Ates Altinordu address theories of secularization and recent trends in global religious expansion

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Professor Miroslav Volf introduces the session with the hypothesis that there are multiple ways for cultures to modernize. Philip Gorski and Ates Altinordu address theories of secularization and show how recent global religious expansion poses problems for those theoretical models.

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