secularity (Meaning)

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secularity (n.)

Supreme attention to the things of the present life; worldliness.

The constitution of India upholds the principle of secularity, granting equality to all religions.
The secularity of the government ensures that religious beliefs do not influence public policies.
Education systems that promote secularity foster a culture of tolerance and respect among students.
The concept of secularity separates religious matters from political and social affairs.
Many European countries embrace secularity as a fundamental aspect of their constitutions.
The rise of secularity in modern societies has been attributed to factors such as scientific advancements and urbanization.
Secularism promotes a neutral stance towards religion, encouraging coexistence and dialogue between different faiths.
Some critics argue that secularity can lead to a decline in moral values and a loss of spiritual connection.
The tension between secularity and religious fundamentalism has often been a source of conflict in various regions of the world.
As societies evolve, the concept of secularity continues to be debated and redefined, adapting to changing social and political landscapes.

Supreme attention to the things of the present life; worldliness.

nonreligious,temporal, laic,physical, profane, irreligious, godless, pagan, atheistic, unconsecrated

divine, religious, sacred, divine, spiritual,religious, spiritual, sacred, worshipful, sacrosanct

The constitution of India upholds the principle of secularity, granting equality to all religions.

The secularity of the government ensures that religious beliefs do not influence public policies.

Education systems that promote secularity foster a culture of tolerance and respect among students.

The concept of secularity separates religious matters from political and social affairs.