Secularism is often imagined in Thomas Jefferson's words as 'a wall
of separation between Church and State'. This book moves past that
standard picture to argue that secularism is a process that
reshapes both religion and politics. Borrowing a term from
religious traditions, the book goes further to argue that this
process should be understood as a process of conversion. Matthew
Scherer studies Saint Augustine, John Locke, John Rawls, Henri
Bergson and Stanley Cavell to present a more accurate picture of
what secularism is, what it does, and how it can be reimagined to
be more conducive to genuine democracy.
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