Does postmodernism modernity fully closing? How much postmodern critique of modernity relocates us back in the pre-modern? If, as Max Weber said the modernization and secularization involves the disenchantment of society does that mean that postmodern society will again be a sacralized society under the hegemony of religion? Does the postmodern critique causes the return of sacral worldview and life?
Does Baudrillard thought -probably the most radical of the post-modern thinkers- offer new possibilities for religion? Does he reopen expectations closed by the modern world and inaugurate some new ones? Is he relevant to current theology?
Does Baudrillard thought -probably the most radical of the post-modern thinkers- offer new possibilities for religion? Does he reopen expectations closed by the modern world and inaugurate some new ones? Is he relevant to current theology?