How (Not) to Be Secular: Reading Charles Taylor
James K. A. Smith offers a clear, concise companion to Charles Taylor's A Secular Age, helping readers navigate questions of belief and unbelief today.
About This Book
How (Not) to Be Secular introduces readers to Charles Taylor's influential analysis of secularism.
James K. A. Smith distills Taylor's arguments into an accessible overview for contemporary audiences.
The book explores the historical shifts that have shaped belief and unbelief in the modern age.
Smith highlights key themes such as the conditions of modern secularity and the search for meaning.
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