Quote by Michel De Certeau

Political organizations have slowly substituted themselves for the Churches as the places for believing practices. Politics has once again become religious.

Political organizations have slowly substituted themselves f

Summary

This quote suggests that in contemporary society, political organizations have taken on a role that was traditionally occupied by religious institutions. It implies that people now engage in political activities and beliefs with the same fervor and dedication that was once reserved for religious practices. This implies that politics has become a sort of religion, shaping people's ideologies, values, and behaviors in a manner similar to spiritual belief systems.

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By Michel De Certeau

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