Social Sciences, asked by Yashi2040, 1 year ago

what is a secular state? How is it different from non secular state?

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Answered by amii12
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 secular society simply means a society whose government is separate from a religious organisation. ... In short, the laws of a non secular society are immutable without areligious reformation or a change in the way a country is run (becomessecular, or a different religion becomes the basis of law).
Answered by amankumaraman11
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Secular means worldly, non-religious, or not spiritual.
Non-secular will then refers to being spritual or religious and more aggressive and unfriendely.

Most religions would like to classify according to job types such that pastors, priests etc will be religious jobs and others like businessmen, lawyers, doctors etc will be secular jobs.
However, I consider secular or spiritual not as what we do but rather how we do it.
If a pastor does not do his job with the right attitudes of reverence for God and loving his ‘sheeps’, then he/she is secular. On the other hand, if a businessman runs his business ethically and treats his staff with respect and love, then he/she is doing a very spiritual work. In the eyes of God, I think, the businessman will be valued more than the secular pastor

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