After Progress: Reason and Religion at the End of the Industrial Age
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After Progress: Reason and Religion at the End of the Industrial Age

by John Michael Greer

History Religion Philosophy
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After Progress examines the changing relationship between reason and religion as the industrial age draws to a close. John Michael Greer reflects on progress, belief, and the assumptions that have shaped modern views of society and the future.

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After Progress examines reason and religion in the context of the industrial age.

The book considers how ideas of progress shape modern thought and expectations about the future.

John Michael Greer brings philosophical and religious perspectives to questions surrounding the end of an industrial era.

It offers readers a reflective exploration of belief, social change, and the limits of progress.

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