The excellent interview with sociologist Claus Leggewie in WDR5 Radio on Charles Taylor is worth hearing. "A secular age" is the book, a nice conversation to Moderator Jürgen Wiebicke supplies, but unfortunately the end is disappointing.
disappointing but significant because of the perceived image of the importance of poverty of the German intellectual world is drawn. The inherent emptiness of pseudovernünftigen secularization is taken on theme but from a miserable corner.
Yeah. Pathetic is a strong word. But, if applicable, the reasonableness of faith is not nearly has his say.
does not have to even speak of "Fides et Ratio" quotes or his theories, or are of received Aquinas to Benedict XVI, but Leggett, who argues convincingly clever and wise, especially what the role of religion and "phantom pain "As to Islam, and remains Theses Taylors any further thought, since this was not lead to arbitrariness, but to the rationality of the (Christian) faith.
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