...: Quaker Abiah Darby (1716–93), and Methodist Mary Bosanquet Fletcher (1739–1815). Their religious consciousness, alongside their opposition to contemporary gender roles, reflects the complex processes that scholars have too easily equated with secularization and modernization. The chapter argues...

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... into the closest proximity. It then looks back over the 150 years from the French Revolution to the German revolution and discusses fundamental features of the total work that stand out: (i) the total work as the product of the historical caesura of the French Revolution and as the response to the secularization...

... arguments are intertwined with religion and religious arguments in rationality, and whether modernity supplants religion. It also examines the dialogue of faith and reason, and the tensions inhering within the Christian logos, in relation to the processes of secularization and modernization...

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..., and their importance for both church and society only increases. Roughly seven out of ten of these Latinos identify as Catholic, and there is a continuous effort to sustain the allegiance of Latino Catholics against the twin competitors of secularization and Protestant evangelicalism. The chapter suggests...

...This chapter demonstrates how religious developments in Africa had forced a reconsideration of the received wisdom about secularization. Turning to the identity-forming role of the Bible, it shows how vernacular translation of the sacred text shaped the nations of modern Africa, challenging widely...

... of Blumenberg's work, which spans almost twenty books published during his lifetime and a steady flow of further volumes from his extensive archive. The topics he covered include but are not limited to modernity and secularization; the philosophy of history; the history of science and technology; language...

...; and for the process and limits of secularization. This consolidation of papal power began in the fourteenth century and continued in the mid-fifteenth century, accelerating with the end of the Western Schism and the papacy of Martin V. Though the papacy is commonly credited with Rome's transformation, the book...

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..., “'Secularization': Critique of a Category of Historical Illegitimacy” (1964) challenges the notion of modernity as the illegitimate appropriation of medieval theological patterns, concepts, and institutions. Against such a substantialist view of history, Blumenberg presents a functional model in which “positions...

...This book traces a major line in the history of theology and the philosophy of religion down the “slippery slope” of secularization. At the same time, it points to the persistence of a tradition that grew out of the Reformation and continues in the mostly Protestant philosophical reflection...