Secular: Difference between revisions

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Anything that is outside the domain of religion is secular.

Objects in the universe are often divided between the secular and the sacred.

metaculture attempts to find secular analogs for all things sacred, so that belief in scriptural literalism can be separated from belief in the transcendent wonder of the universe.

Development of secular institutions that serve the roles of religious organizations in society and culture are necessary for humanity to thrive in a future where participation in traditional religion is uncommon.

Please keep in mind that metaculture is meant to meet people where they are and explain concepts in a way that is meant to build bridges between science and religion. As such, the language and metaphors of religion are employed to show how their understanding can be enhanced with pantheism.

If it helps, every time god is mentioned just think about the universe or the fractal and don't let it bother you.

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 Development of [[secular institutions]] that serve the roles of [[religious]] organizations in [[society]] and [[culture]] are necessary for humanity to thrive in a [[future]] where participation in [[traditional]] [[religion]] is uncommon.
+== All This God Talk is Turning Me Off ==
+Please keep in mind that [[metaculture]] is meant to [[Necessary Prerequisite|meet people where they are]] and explain concepts in a way that is meant to build bridges between [[science]] and [[religion]]. As such, the language and [[metaphors]] of [[religion]] are employed to show how their understanding can be enhanced with [[pantheism]].
+If it helps, every time [[god]] is mentioned just think about the [[universe]] or the [[fractal]] and don't let it bother you.
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