This paper examines the usage of English terms related to the important religious concepts of "spirituality" and "secularism" in and around modern India, employing the simple DH (Digital Humanities) approach of "counting." The seemingly opposite terms "spirituality" and "secularism" are both ...
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That should be a no-brainer. Secular means worldly, or of this world, and it is clear in the Bible and every other scripture that to choose eternal life is to resist worldly temptations, which include illicit pleasures, vain concern for honors, a complacent sense of one’s own self-suffic...
In his introduction, Biale rightly criticizes the clichéd assumption that "secularism" represents a simple, triumphal march of reason and goodness over stupidity and injustice. But that recognition scarcely shapes his work as a whole, and neither does the necessarily paired awareness of how veryWeste...