The title of a review of Charles Taylor's book A Secular Age
was quoted here at noon last Saturday —

"The Place of the Sacred
in the Absence of God."

My comment from last Saturday —

"The place of the sacred is not, perhaps,
Davos, but a more abstract location."

A sequel —

"Religious Experience and the Modern Self,"
by Ross Douthat in The New York Times 
today at 4:25 PM ET —

"The argument comes from the Canadian
philosopher Charles Taylor and his
doorstop-thick magnum opus A Secular Age …." 

Related material: 

Helprin Doors and Doorstop Thick.