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Syncretism and Secularization: Complementary and Antithetical Trends in New Religious Movements?

The general theme "Man and His Destiny," or "The Nature and Destiny of Man," has a special focus in the ways in which modern man is trying to come to terms with the problem of the interpretation of human nature and destiny, that is, so far as the interpretation modern man is concerned with takes place within a tension between that which the religions offer and that which the age of industrialization demands. With regard to this problem, the great or world religions appear as old ones, and the only possibility they have to come to terms with the provocation exercised by modern social and economic challenges is included within the alternative "reformation or renaissance" on the one hand and "restoration or reaction" on the other.