Well...he's an intellectual, but a few more examples would have been nice. The only one I caught was the changing form of the physical act of listening to the khutba as a defining feature of religion as a way of life, his point being (I think) that now the physical act of listening to a preacher has been harnessed and modified with 'unpredictable' results by people agitating for social change.
"Secular Christianity" is an oxymoron. Richard Niebuhr described the social gospel as follows: "A God without wrath brought men without sin into a Kingdom without judgment through the ministrations of a Christ without a Cross."
Well...he's an intellectual, but a few more examples would have been nice. The only one I caught was the changing form of the physical act of listening to the khutba as a defining feature of religion as a way of life, his point being (I think) that now the physical act of listening to a preacher has been harnessed and modified with 'unpredictable' results by people agitating for social change.
may we get its bengali version
"Secular Christianity" is an oxymoron.
Richard Niebuhr described the social gospel as follows:
"A God without wrath brought men without sin into a Kingdom without judgment through the ministrations of a Christ without a Cross."