<p>Are we any less religious for our secularism? If what we maintain in our way of life is a way of immanentising the afterlife in our everydayness then the process of secularisation is not as clear cut as it would seem. We discuss</p>

Are we any less religious for our secularism? If what we maintain in our way of life is a way of immanentising the afterlife in our everydayness then the process of secularisation is not as clear cut as it would seem. We discuss

#58: A house divided against itself

We are consumers of life not its co-creators, so we are just givens. We are given credit for our wants and thats it. We consume our time as an economic good to no end. To see beyond the consumer is to see potential for change that would not just add value to the buyers journey called life, but unmarket it.

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#58: A house divided against itself

#58: A house divided against itself