Talk:Desecularization
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Area(s) of study: Sociology and/or Religion. Reason for review: I would like to ensure that the information on the page is verifiable and is as accurate as possible, which could be difficult given the potential Area(s) of study and the diversity of the sources.
Wcha0851 (talk) 02:52, 19 October 2018 (UTC)
Turkey, Iran and former Soviet republics edit
We should add Turkey, Iran and former Muslim majority countries former Soviet republics Nlivataye (talk) 16:13, 27 October 2021 (UTC)
AI Generated content edit
It appears that the "Responses to the desecularization thesis" has AI generated content, especially the last paragraph:
"Overall, critics of desecularization tend to argue that whilst religious enthusiasm is not necessarily in decline, the significance of religion in the public sphere, and as a limb of political and economic institutions, is indeed continually diminished by modernity. This can be described as the "privatization" of religion. However, desecularization proponents tend to suggest that these aforementioned changes represent religious developments rather than religious declines, and therefore cannot be used as evidence of general secularizing trend."
2607:F470:6:3001:50D7:BBE4:BB1B:EFA6 (talk) 18:49, 4 May 2024 (UTC)