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It would seem that the basis for Christopher Cook’s objection to our paper is our perspective on Charles Taylor’s theory of the rise of secularity in the modern world.[1][1] In doing so, he provides a skewed analysis of what we were actually saying. Taylor’s work was helpful to us in