Gene Edward Veith (PhD, University of Kansas) is provost and professor of literature emeritus at Patrick Henry College. He previously worked as the culture editor of World magazine. Veith and his wife, Jackquelyn, have three grown children and seven grandchildren.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: After Postmodernism  Part 1: RealityConstructing Our Own Worlds: The Ptolomaic CounterrevolutionKnowing Nature: The Dominance of ScienceMastering Nature: The Achievements of ScienceRecovering Reality: The Story of Kant’s Neighbor  Part 2: The BodyThe End of Sex: The Exaltation of Barrenness Repudiating the Body: Engineering Children and OneselfSexual Counterrevolution: Toward a Theology of the BodyPart 3: SocietyCulture and Anticulture: Society without Community Power Politics and the Death of Education: From Relativism to Absolutism Rebuilding Civilization: Options for the Dark AgesPart 4: ReligionSpiritual but Not Religious: The Religion of the Nones  Religious but Not Spiritual: The New Gods Post-Christian Christianity: Desecularizing the ChurchConclusion: Toward the PostsecularGeneral IndexScripture Index

Gene Edward Veith (PhD, University of Kansas) is provost and professor of literature emeritus at Patrick Henry College. He previously worked as the culture editor of World magazine. Veith and his wife, Jackquelyn, have three grown children and seven grandchildren.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: After Postmodernism  Part 1: RealityConstructing Our Own Worlds: The Ptolomaic CounterrevolutionKnowing Nature: The Dominance of ScienceMastering Nature: The Achievements of ScienceRecovering Reality: The Story of Kant’s Neighbor  Part 2: The BodyThe End of Sex: The Exaltation of Barrenness Repudiating the Body: Engineering Children and OneselfSexual Counterrevolution: Toward a Theology of the BodyPart 3: SocietyCulture and Anticulture: Society without Community Power Politics and the Death of Education: From Relativism to Absolutism Rebuilding Civilization: Options for the Dark AgesPart 4: ReligionSpiritual but Not Religious: The Religion of the Nones  Religious but Not Spiritual: The New Gods Post-Christian Christianity: Desecularizing the ChurchConclusion: Toward the PostsecularGeneral IndexScripture Index

Gene Edward Veith (PhD, University of Kansas) is provost and professor of literature emeritus at Patrick Henry College. He previously worked as the culture editor of World magazine. Veith and his wife, Jackquelyn, have three grown children and seven grandchildren.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: After Postmodernism  Part 1: RealityConstructing Our Own Worlds: The Ptolomaic CounterrevolutionKnowing Nature: The Dominance of ScienceMastering Nature: The Achievements of ScienceRecovering Reality: The Story of Kant’s Neighbor  Part 2: The BodyThe End of Sex: The Exaltation of Barrenness Repudiating the Body: Engineering Children and OneselfSexual Counterrevolution: Toward a Theology of the BodyPart 3: SocietyCulture and Anticulture: Society without Community Power Politics and the Death of Education: From Relativism to Absolutism Rebuilding Civilization: Options for the Dark AgesPart 4: ReligionSpiritual but Not Religious: The Religion of the Nones  Religious but Not Spiritual: The New Gods Post-Christian Christianity: Desecularizing the ChurchConclusion: Toward the PostsecularGeneral IndexScripture Index