secularism

Well said crusso, I'm not sure of the point of militant secularism either.

I fear as libraries go, so goes secularism itself.

It is nothing to do with democracy or secularism, what is your point in mentioning bomb blasts.

There's not much secularism going on in any of heavily islamic countries, and it's actually getting worse.

Should we say Europe only tolerated science when it followed God, or positivist secularism?

This law, as I understand it, is motivated by a strong desire for secularism in the public education system.

And where the Vatican unites with fundamentalist Muslim countries to attack gay rights [1], womens rights, freedom of speech and secularism.

Christianity isn't the majority religion in the west, it's secularism.

Also, as the secularism pushed to move away from the dominance of religious institutions, it might have been an incentive to look for other forms of expressions?

In particular, a series of constitutional amendments eliminated the commitment to secularism and made Islam the state religion.

The military in Turkey have styled themselves the defenders of Ataturk's constitution, which enshrined certain "Kemalist" values like secularism, republicanism, and populism.