Secularism

:This article concerns secularism, the social ideology in which religion and supernatural beliefs are not seen as the key to understanding the world and are instead segregated from matters of governance. For other forms of being secular, and perspective on the terminology underlying the word "secularism", see secularity.

See also

• When secularism is claimed in theory but not in practice
• pseudo-secularism
• Ideas that are considered forms of secularism include
• agnosticism
• atheism
• laïcité
• rationalism
• scientific materialism
• secular humanism
• separation of church and state
• Organizations that advocate it include
• National Secular Society
• Leicester Secular Society
• Fellowship of Reason
• Contrary trends include
• religion
• Stephen L. Carter's views as expressed in The Culture of Disbelief
• Other related topics include
• civil religion
• secular state
• secularization
• Six Arrows of Kemal Atatürk
• Secularism (South Asia)