Re:As religious faith has declined, ideological intensity ha...
by joe_the_user on Saturday June 12, 2021 @08:56PM
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I believe OP is pointing out that secular groups (at least those within view of OP's demographics) mostly fail to have explicitly defined value systems.
You could say that secular groups may have implicit value systems, may even implicitly enforce but because they haven't made these values explicit, they allow to explicate, question and change them - whereas religion is about maintain an explicit and unchanging set of values.
So there's more to the not-explicitness of a secular process than "a religion that doesn't say it's a religion".
You could say that secular groups may have implicit value systems, may even implicitly enforce but because they haven't made these values explicit, they allow to explicate, question and change them - whereas religion is about maintain an explicit and unchanging set of values.
So there's more to the not-explicitness of a secular process than "a religion that doesn't say it's a religion".