On Diaspora

Exploring the intricate relationship between secularism and religion, Daniel Barber argues that understanding secularism requires an examination of Christianity and the nature of being. His interdisciplinary approach spans philosophy, religious studies, cultural studies, theology, and anthropology, all unified by the concept of diaspora. Barber posits that diaspora enables fresh perspectives on the dynamics of particularity and universality, reshaping our comprehension of Christianity, religion, and secularism in contemporary discourse.