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Modernity's resonances: New inquiries into the secular

The secularist killjoy: A reply to Schaefer and Smith

Emily Ogden·

February 22, 2019

I am grateful to Donovan Schaefer and Caleb Smith for their productive, provocative responses. Both in their different ways have…

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Modernity's resonances: New inquiries into the secular

The art of debunking

Caleb Smith·

February 22, 2019

If you want to understand secularism, Emily Ogden reminds us in Credulity, then you can begin with the art of…

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