After Modernity?

James K. A. Smith (Ph.D. Villlanova University) is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Calvin College.

Part I: Introduction 1 - Secularity, Globalization, and the Re-enchantment of the World - James K. A. Smith Part II: Rethinking Secularity, Secularization, and Globalization 2 - The Gift of Ruling: Secularization and Political Authority - John Milbank 3 - The Time Between: Redefining the "Secular" in Contemporary Debate - Michael S. Horton 4 - Probing the Links between Security and Secularization - Ronald A. Kuipers and Mebs Kanji 5 - Alienated Masterpiece: Adorno's Contribution to a Transformative Social Theory - Lambert Zuidervaart Part III: Boundaries and Borders in a Globalized World 6 - Space, Place, and the Gospel: Theological Exploration in the Anthropocene Era - Iain Wallace 7 - The Duty of Care to Refugees, Christian Cosmopolitanism, and the Hallowing of Bare Life - Luke Bretherton 8 - "Faith" as Mediator in Legitimizing Global Market Integration? A Preliminary Probe - J. David Richardson 9 - Globalization and the Problem of the Nature/Culture Boundary - Janel Curry Part IV: Practices of Re-enchantment 10 - Religion after Democracy - Graham Ward 11 - Celebrating the Church Year as a Constructive Response to Globalization - Scott Waalkes 12 - Agrarianism after Modernity: An Opening for Grace - Norman Wirzba Notes Contributors Index

Luke Bretherton's analysis on the care of refugees... is compelling and powerful and makes this otherwise valuable book indispensable. -- "CHOICE" This book employs the expertise of multiple scholars across disciplines (theology, philosophy, religion, political science, social science, economics, and geography) sharing 'post-secular' approaches to globalization, grounded in religious (particularly Christian) thought and practice.... Attentive reading of After Modernity? will reward advanced undergraduate, graduate, and scholarly audiences appreciably. --Steven B. Sherman, Regent University "Religious Studies Review"