Explore the complex dynamics where postsecular religion re-engages with the public and political spheres. This analysis delves into the intricate politics of religion, examining how postsecularism reshapes the interplay between faith, governance, and public life, highlighting the evolving landscape of religious politics in contemporary society.
This book explores the complex political dimensions of the New Atheism movement, analyzing its impact on public discourse and governance. Part of Routledge Studies in Religion and Politics, it delves into the intricate intersections between secular thought, religious influence, and contemporary political landscapes, offering critical insights into the evolving relationship between faith, non-belief, and policy-making.