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SSecularity "is an approach to religion-state relations that avoids identification of the state with any particular [[religion]] or [[ideology]] (including [[secularism]] itself) and that endeavors to provide a neutral framework capable of accommodating a broad range of religions and beliefs.focuses on secular views or beliefs; secularism."<ref>[https://digitalcommons.law.byu.edu/faculty_scholarship/122/ Secularity or Secularism: Two Competing Visions for the Relationship between Religion and the State in the New Turkish Constitution], BYU Law Library</ref> | SSecularity "is an approach to religion-state relations that avoids identification of the state with any particular [[religion]] or [[ideology]] (including [[secularism]] itself) and that endeavors to provide a neutral framework capable of accommodating a broad range of religions and beliefs.focuses on secular views or beliefs; secularism."<ref>[https://digitalcommons.law.byu.edu/faculty_scholarship/122/ Secularity or Secularism: Two Competing Visions for the Relationship between Religion and the State in the New Turkish Constitution], BYU Law Library</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 07:43, October 3, 2019
SSecularity "is an approach to religion-state relations that avoids identification of the state with any particular religion or ideology (including secularism itself) and that endeavors to provide a neutral framework capable of accommodating a broad range of religions and beliefs.focuses on secular views or beliefs; secularism."[1]