Western context of secularism
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In western democracies, religion and state administration are not inter-linked. Hence, in the running of the states, in debates and discussions, in day to day activities and so on people neither publicly propagate nor discriminate against religion; if they do, their acts could invite censure or punishment.
The constitutions of western democracies clearly spell out equal rights and privileges for all its citizens and this makes them free of religious influence or bias. In most situations, therefore, secularism is practised to the core and law abiding citizens from major communities stand up in defence of minorities whenever the latter's rights are violated.
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The constitutions of western democracies clearly spell out equal rights and privileges for all its citizens and this makes them free of religious influence or bias. In most situations, therefore, secularism is practised to the core and law abiding citizens from major communities stand up in defence of minorities whenever the latter's rights are violated.
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