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Religion in the 'Modern' World
Secularism is a defining characteristic of the "Modern" world. So why is there such an increase in religious belief? With two major religions celebrating holidays, we look at faith in America and other parts of the world. Also, "glimmers of hope" for the economy, and America's electrical grid and cyberspies.
By Warren Olney • • 1h 0m ListenSecularism is a defining characteristic of the "Modern" world. So why is there such an increase in religious belief? With two major religions celebrating holidays, we look at faith in America and other parts of the world. Also, President Obama sees "glimmers of hope" for the economy, and US intelligence agents report that cyberspies have penetrated America's electricity system. Could they disrupt it?
