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The Hermeneutical Imperative - The Convivial Society
But it was within a secular 2 conception that American Christianity found the necessary crisis to innovate, and to continue to innovate, creating more reach. This crisis needed to continue to be heralded and obsessed over, the crisis of loss and decline, the impetus to speed up and add actions to the church’s units of time. Secular 2 became the int
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Why Our Belief Systems Create Misperceptions- Published in The European, Nov 2014
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Martin Gurri • Revolt of the Public and the Crisis of Authority in the New Millennium
One way to grasp the value of the idea of metamodernity is to say it’s about focusing our attention on our subjective and inter-subjective relationship to these times we live in, when we stand, in some quaveringly uncertain sense, after, within, between or beyond modernity.[4]