This book shows that widespread resacralisation has been taking place, which is producing new ways of perceiving God and the divine.
‘A refreshing reconsideration of religious transformations in our time, and useful in qualifying prior theories yet drawing on what is best in them on the durability and future of religion.’ – Garry W. Trompf, Emeritus Professor in the History of Ideas, University of Sydney, Australia
Alexa Blonner received her doctoral degree in Studies in Religion at the University of Sydney, Australia in 2017, specialising in new religious movements. She has presented papers on the Unification Movement and Korean indigenous new religious movements at conferences as an independent scholar and has had three papers published in peer-reviewed journals to date with more in the pipeline. Other areas of interest are the philosophy of religion, sociology of religion, religious anthropology, spirituality, morals and ethics.