“What has become plain, particularly in the last twenty years or so, is that secularism is not neutral, and more to the point, it is confessional with its own brand of dogmas and pantheon of humanistic deities. Fundamentally, it carries a number of axioms about human freedom, rightful authority, morality, and the purpose of life, all of which are unquestionably religious propositions.”
Secularism Is Dead; We Have Killed It by D. P. Curtin