Does religion sustain or threaten modern democracies? Renowned sociologist Hartmut Rosa argues that faith fosters vital dialogue, reflection, and a sense of meaning, crucial for healthy civic life. This insightful book re-examines religion’s role in public discourse, exploring how its waning influence could impact societal cohesion and democratic stability. Discover a fresh perspective on how religion cultivates the democratic sensibility needed to navigate our complex world. Essential reading for students of sociology, political philosophy, and anyone interested in contemporary social issues and the future of public life.