The Secularization of the Western World

Secularization is a form of controversy over social change in modern society. Secularization is a concept derived from Latin, meaning "the modern era". It is closely related to modern society, technology society, and developed society. "Secularism is a political tradition developed in the 18th century, has important relationships with other traditions, keeps a complex relationship with Judaism - Christianity and keeps a long-term relationship with Islam "(Hurd, 2004).

West secular secularism has developed in parallel with "nation". In the post-enlightenment world, Western values ​​are less relevant to spirituality and less relevant to material wealth. However, in non-Western countries religion is often less hidden. Values ​​and culture are not isolated, but essential for spiritual beliefs that often include land and physical environment. In the spirit-based community, these are the values ​​that shape everyday behavior and activities rather than the consumer's desire. The spiritual background constitutes what people do and why they do it. It forms hope and dream of the world world regardless of material accumulation.

Before reading this book, "secular" is synonymous with "non-psychic" and this term is used as an antonym of "divinity" or an adjective to explain increasingly non-religious Western world Use as. Taylor's work challenges my "secular" meaning by providing three secular reference points and shows how the term can have different meanings. "Secular" is not the first word that religious beliefs have been questioned. Hundreds of years ago, when religion touched every part of life, when all public spaces were regarded as "religious" at least in some sense, the term "secular" means the earth not considered sacred I will point it. Activity The spiritual work of prayer, fasting, and biblical meditation is primarily the work of the priest class, but the "secular" work of agriculture, distribution, industrial effort, and housekeeping belongs to ordinary people.