While secular societies may be moral, that doesn’t prove secularism causes morality. Other factors—like education, economics, or governance—could explain their outcomes.
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While secular societies may be moral, that doesn’t prove secularism causes morality. Other factors—like education, economics, or governance—could explain their outcomes.
Many secular societies were historically shaped by religious ethics. Their current moral standards may still reflect residual religious influence even if explicit belief has waned.
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