Why Society Went From God-Centric To Godless

In this deep dive into Charles Taylor's monumental work, "A Secular Age," we explore the profound transformation of belief and unbelief in the modern world. From a time when faith in God was nearly universal, to our current era where believing is just one option among many, Taylor guides us through the historical, social, and philosophical shifts that have brought us here. Join us as we dissect the key concepts of the book, including the "bulwarks of belief," the rise of the "disciplinary society," and the concept of the "immanent frame," among others. This video is not just a review; it's an invitation to reflect on how the sacred and the secular intertwine in our daily lives and shape our understanding of existence.
What You'll Learn:
How secularization has reshaped our society and individual beliefs.
The role of the Reformation, scientific revolution, and societal transformations in the move towards secularism.
The significance of "social imaginaries" in understanding our place in a secular age.
The existential and moral challenges of living in a world where faith is optional.
Charles Taylor's insights into navigating faith, doubt, and spirituality in the modern era.
Who Should Watch:
Anyone interested in the intersection of philosophy, history, and religion.
Those curious about the evolution of secularism and its impact on modern society.
Individuals exploring their own beliefs and looking for a deeper understanding of faith in the 21st century.
Readers and thinkers who appreciate thought-provoking analysis of contemporary issues.

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