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====[[File:Laicism.png]] Laicism==== |
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Laicism, also called Laïcité, is a stance regarding institutional religion which believes that religion and society shouldn't mix and faith should be left as a purely personal matter. Although laicism is commonly used interchangeably with secularism, it differs from the Anglo-American interpretation of secularism in the regard that the latter does not seek to make religion a purely personal matter just one which is free from the state. It´s the French variant of Secularism. |
Laicism, also called Laïcité, is a stance regarding institutional religion which believes that religion and society shouldn't mix and faith should be left as a purely personal matter. Although laicism is commonly used interchangeably with secularism, it differs from the Anglo-American interpretation of secularism in the regard that the latter does not seek to make religion a purely personal matter just one which is free from the state. It´s the French variant of Secularism. |
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=== [[File:CulturalSecularism.png]] Cultural Secularism === |
==== [[File:CulturalSecularism.png]] Cultural Secularism ==== |
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'''Cultural Secularism''', also called '''Cultural Lacisim''', is used to denote a society which has undergone secularization and its institutions shift from religious principles to secular principles. It could also mean someone who supports secularization of society and opposes organized religion for one reason or another. It could also be used to refer to the secular movement, which is a movement that promotes [[File:CultLib.png]] {{PCBA|Cultural Liberalism|culturally liberal values}} such as [[File:Gay.png]] {{PCBA|LGBTism|LGBT rights}} and [[File:Abort.png]] {{PCBA|Abortionism|abortion}} due to the [[File:Christianright.png]] {{PCBA|Christian Conservatism|religious right's}} opposition towards such. |
'''Cultural Secularism''', also called '''Cultural Lacisim''', is used to denote a society which has undergone secularization and its institutions shift from religious principles to secular principles. It could also mean someone who supports secularization of society and opposes organized religion for one reason or another. It could also be used to refer to the secular movement, which is a movement that promotes [[File:CultLib.png]] {{PCBA|Cultural Liberalism|culturally liberal values}} such as [[File:Gay.png]] {{PCBA|LGBTism|LGBT rights}} and [[File:Abort.png]] {{PCBA|Abortionism|abortion}} due to the [[File:Christianright.png]] {{PCBA|Christian Conservatism|religious right's}} opposition towards such. |
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