secularism

Question 1

secular

Answer 1

derived from the latin word secularis meaning worldly or non-religious

Question 2

secularisation

Answer 2

the idea that religion becomes less and less important in a society

Question 3

procedural secularism

Answer 3

this includes religion as a part of the complex mixture of views citizens of a society may hold

Question 4

secular positivism

Answer 4

the idea that scientific reasoning will take over from religion

Question 5

freud (secularism)

Answer 5

australian neurologist and founder of psychoanalysis

Question 6

neuroses

Answer 6

functional mental disorders such as sever anxiety attack and irrational fears

Question 7

illusion

Answer 7

a false idea of belief

Question 8

wish fulfilment

Answer 8

the satisfying of unconscious desires in dreams or fantasies

Question 9

secular humanism

Answer 9

a broad term which describes all those who believe that humans can live good and bible lives according to reason and without the need for religion