"For churches in Europe, by way of conclusion, post-secularity means reclaiming its own embodiment, but at the same time, the vertiginous experience of meeting an echo of its own message, disseminated, improved on but also distorted by a liberal politics that has long since survived, if only barely, on the illusion of having made a clean break from the religion of its ancestors. A post-secular society would be post-secular even in the absence of churches or any other religious embodiments, inasmuch as post-secular here would mean the recognition of the religious ancestry of modernity."
Den som är intresserad post-sekulär politisk teologi bör kolla in senaste nummret av Modern Theology där Ola Sigurdson skriver under rubriken: "Beyond Secularism? Towards a Post-Secular Political Theology".