Author: STEPHEN L. CARTER
Title: The Culture of Disbelief
Description: Basic Publishing. 1993. Hard Cover. Hardcover/pub.1993/Gd. condition/328 pages - The seeming ubiquity of religious language in our public debates can itself be a form of trivialization, because our politicians are expected to repeat lar gely meaningless religious incantations. Politic ians treat great scripture like a dictionary of familiar quotrations. [KT512815]. Good.

Keywords: politics, government, meanlingless incantations, trivialization, society, democracy, language, religious, laws, political science


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