Introduction, by Jan-Olav Henriksen and Derek Nelson Part I: Theories Chapter 1: Rebecca Catto, Kent State University, "Revisiting the Religious-Secular Binary: Holding Hopeful Distinction" Chapter 2: Marius Timmann Mjaaland, University of Oslo, "Material Spirituality in a Post-Secular Age" Chapter 3: Derek Nelson, Wabash College "Post-Secularity as an Iteration of the Secular Impulse" Chapter 4: Volker Leppin, Yale University "The secular age - a fallout of the Gospel? Friedrich Gogarten and (post)Modern Society" Chapter 5: Jan-Olav Henriksen, MF School of Theology, "The Post-Secular as Postmodern? Differences and Repressions" Part II: Themes Chapter 6: Petruschka Schaafsma, Protestant Theological University in Netherlands, "Haven in a (Post-) Secular World? Exploring the Post-Secular Potential of 'Mystery' and 'Resonance' through the Lens of Family" Chapter 7: Raymond Carr, Society for the Study of Black Religion, "Thelonious Monk, 'Icon of the Eschaton': Playing Between Secular and Post-Secular Realities" Chapter 8: Ulrich Schmiedel, Lund University, "The Gospel in the Post-migrant Society" Chapter 9: Bjorn Vikstrom, Abo University, "Hospitality as Lived Theology: Chapter 10: Kathryn Reklis, Fordham University, "Literature and the "Us-ness" of Post-Secularism" Part III: Paradigms Chapter 11: Joseph Tucker Edmonds, Indiana University (Indianapolis), "Carlton Pearson, Christian Fatigue, and Black Visions of Post-Secular Freedom" Chapter 12: Andrew Root, Luther Seminary, "Memoirs as Spiritualities in the Post-Secular" Chapter 13: Ulla Schmidt, Aarhus University, "Polyphone Ecclesial Ministries in Post-Secular Realities?" Bibliography Index.