Modernity refers to the quality or state of being modern. It describes the period in history marked by new developments, ideas, and ways of living that are different from the past. It means embracing progress, change, and innovation. Full definition
Whereas biblical studies experienced the challenge of modernity in terms of historical - critical approaches to scripture, pastoral theology experienced it in terms of the emergence of psychology and sociology as disciplines. (religion-online.org)
The house looks plain on the outside, and I don't get the sense of modernity in any of the design or the exterior architecture of the building. (biggerpockets.com)
I found in him one who did dispute the nature of reality with modernity in rich detail and with powerful analysis. (religion-online.org)