tas8831
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Quoting You:
"Really? So what proper definition of 'secular humanism' makes it a religion?"
You answer this yourself with the following quote.
2. a particular system of faith and worship:
"the world's great religions"
3. a pursuit or interest to which someone ascribes supreme importance:
"consumerism is the new religion"
But that is just equivocation.
How does 'secular humanism' fit either of those, except perhaps in a trivial way?
When I was younger, I was told that I lifted weights "religiously" (def. 3) - would you have described weightlifting as a religion the same way you call secular humanism a religion?
If yes, then your calling secular humanism is, frankly, silly and meaningless.
BTW Books on World Religions are usually written by people that do not follow what they are writing about as members of those religions and I have found them to be incorrect on how they describe Christianity.
Of course you have.
And the books I have read on evolution written by Christian creationists are invariably biased and incorrect in their depictions of evolution.
And definition 2 - what, exactly, do secular humanists worship?
Your hero Trump worships money, is he in the cult of Mammon?
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