What is the current view on the phenomenon of religion in postmodernity? The phenomenon of religion was predicted to end in the mid-19th century d...

What is the current view on the phenomenon of religion in postmodernity?

The phenomenon of religion was predicted to end in the mid-19th century due to the opposition between religion and science, but it was in the late 19th century that it seemed to be destroyed or at least widely damaged by those who were named by Ricoeur as the masters of suspicion: Marx, Nietzsche, and Freud.
The arrival of science and the supremacy of reason as truth would end religion, but today we can say that not only did they not end it, it is something on the rise and therefore an interesting and challenging field of knowledge for the social scientist.
If the binomials 'traditional society - religion' and 'modern society - secularization' are accepted, postmodern society assumes a return to these approaches when speaking of 'de-secularization', not assuming a return to the sacred or a flight from it, but an equidistant position between the secular and the religious that puts the postmodern individual in a continuous state of uncertainty and leads him to seek strategies to get him out of this uncomfortable state.
The authors who speak of 'à la carte religion' or 'religious market' are facing this approach, in which there are relaxed forms of religion that satisfy the postmodern individual compared to other movements characterized by the rigidity of their approaches and that they cancel out this state of doubt.
Approaching the religious phenomenon in postmodernism is facing a complex issue, which becomes more complex as we focus on the more subjective aspects of this new religiosity.