Our Secular Age: Ten Years of Reading and Applying Charles Taylor
by Michael Horton, Carl Trueman, John Starke, Mike Cosper, Collin Hansen, Greg Forster, Bruce Riley Ashford, Derek Rishmawy, Alastair Roberts, Bob Cutillo
Our Secular Age gathers ten years of essays by theologians and thinkers like Michael Horton and Carl Trueman, reflecting on Charles Taylor's profound exploration of secularism. It applies his insights to contemporary Christian life, offering guidance for faith in a modern, disenchanted world. Ideal for readers interested in theology, culture, and philosophy.
About This Book
Our Secular Age compiles ten years of thoughtful engagement with Charles Taylor's seminal ideas on the secular condition. Edited by prominent voices in theology and culture, it offers a series of essays that delve into the implications of living in a disenchanted world.
The contributors, including Michael Horton, Carl Trueman, and others, bring diverse perspectives to bear on Taylor's framework. They examine how his analysis of modernity shapes Christian thought and practice today.
Through personal reflections and critical applications, the book addresses the challenges of faith in a pluralistic society. It encourages readers to navigate the tensions between belief and secular influences with depth and clarity.
This volume serves as a resource for those seeking to understand and respond to the cultural shifts Taylor describes. Its essays provide both intellectual rigor and practical wisdom for ongoing dialogue.
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