Abstract
The article is devoted to the philosophical understanding of faith in the post-secular world in the context of the phenomenon of interfaith pilgrimage: from the humanism of the Renaissance and Enlightenment (Goethe) to the religion of the laity and religious consumerism in the philosophy of postmodernism. Goethe’s model of individual religiosity in the face of challenges to traditional faiths (migration crisis) and the spread of post-secular, poor theology on a global scale as the worldview of a liberal democratic society (exotic churches, evangelics, charismatics, etc.), and also the process of psychologization, even the mythologization of traditional religions, the movement towards a “religion without grace” can be the sought-after alternative, which is a balance between tradition and innovation; and the religious and philosophical worldview of Goethe, conceptually meaningful, is the new horizon of philosophizing after the post-philosophy.
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