

Gerardo Marti: Secularization & Social Change
Jun 12, 2021
Gerardo Marti, a sociology professor at Davidson College, dives deep into the dynamics of secularization and social change. He examines the rise of the religiously unaffiliated and the impact of economic development on religiosity. Marti explores the historical roots of spirituality, particularly during the American Revolution, and discusses how traditional religions are evolving amid political landscapes. With insights on the complexity of modern identities and the intersection of faith and capitalism, this conversation is both enlightening and thought-provoking.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Secularization and Social Change
05:15 • 24min
Navigating Institutional Complexity
28:56 • 9min
Secularization and the Awakened Movement
37:33 • 17min
Secularization and Spiritual Belief
54:05 • 6min
Navigating Spirituality in a Political Landscape
01:00:19 • 29min
Exploring Secularization: Generating Insights and Questions
01:29:08 • 2min