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Secularism - Coggle Diagram

- - - - society adopting necessary and an effective means to an end
      - Along with culture and society, sacred structures are no longer grounded in the will of God and have no morals or values.
      - only concerned for individual well-being
      - Modern freedom came about by discrediting hierarchical authority and their established moral orders.
      - It is now a choice. Religion is not rejected in this age; however, it is about unbelief in God or a higher power, and authority.
      - Most Christians in this age consider themselves to be religious or spiritual, whereas elitists completely reject the idea whether personally or culturally.
      - We as Christians live in an earthly city, where we are just passing through and heavenly city where we will get to be with Christ Jesus
      - There is a rise of secularism in this new modern age with no end in sight.
      - As Christians, we must bring as many to faith in Christ Jesus in this modern and secularized society as possible.
- - - - These founders also believed that government was not enough but needed a moral society to police itself as well, with moral demands and boundaries.
      - John Adams believed in a Christian system and Christian values, with the Divine, Philosophers, Statesmen, and Patriots uniting to lead citizens in the art of self-governance.
      - The Constitution was made for religious and moral people.
      - They also felt science, liberty, and union had an inseparable impact on the government and the people, and without this, no society would be able to flourish or be happy.
      - An anti-religious force being unleashed will destroy social order and liberty, leaving society with a gloomy atheism.
      - According to the founding fathers, a society divorced from religion would not and could not survive.
      - Although the nation was founded on secularism, the founding fathers, although not religious or even believing in God, valued a secular government but feared a secular society, one without religion.