<p>Looking at the question “<em>Can Christianity and modernity go together?</em>” at first glance the answer is no. It has been observed that where modernity grows, to the same extent does religion, nevertheless, the Christian faith is decreasing. The reason is that modern science which developed in Europe has shown since the Enlightenment the certainty that natural phenomena are not the result of divine intervention, but are explained perfectly well by natural causes. Thus discovering the autonomy of the universe and of man, modernity began to walk away from religion, since it is essentially the belief in a Theos, a supernatural being from whom everything would depend, which denies autonomy. So the Christian faith could not enter modernity...
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Postmodernity marks the end of modernity, and the Enlightenment promise of an objective understandin...
Modern philosophy of religion after Hegel has often spoken of the absoluteness of Christianity, as e...
Today science and technology are considered to be more prominent than others. Religion is believed t...
In a short article it is necessary right at the start to state the obvious: that there are many var...
The primary challenge modern culture offers Christian faith is that the former is itself the fruit o...
This chapter outlines some of the most important figures and schools of Christian thought that have ...
Looking at the question “Can Christianity and modernity go together?” at first glance the answer is ...
The author narrates the complex relationship between modernity and religion in the past and explores...
In this article, I discuss the prospects of Christianity in the modern world from a philosophical pe...
The modern period witnessed dramatic changes in Western societies, and we continue to live with the ...
This paper aims to elaborate the measurements of modernity and its relation to religion. In the Thir...
Exhuming the long-buried religious roots of our ostensibly godless age, Michael Allen Gillespie reve...
International audienceThis article proposes a general model of analysis of the relations between rel...
The history of Western Modernity cannot be defined in an univocal way. However, it can be briefly ou...
In the article the Christianity as essential prerequisite of emergence and development for European ...
Postmodernity marks the end of modernity, and the Enlightenment promise of an objective understandin...
Modern philosophy of religion after Hegel has often spoken of the absoluteness of Christianity, as e...
Today science and technology are considered to be more prominent than others. Religion is believed t...
In a short article it is necessary right at the start to state the obvious: that there are many var...
The primary challenge modern culture offers Christian faith is that the former is itself the fruit o...
This chapter outlines some of the most important figures and schools of Christian thought that have ...