Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	modesty	secular	In secular cultures, modesty is often a personal choice and expression of individual freedom.	8
2	confession	secular	Secular cultures do not commonly practice confession, but individuals may still admit mistakes to close contacts.	6
3	pope	Secular	The Pope's significance is often limited in non-religious and secular contexts due to his religious status.	6
4	pork	secular	Pork, a secular food, is widely consumed and featured in dishes globally.	6
5	holidays	Secular	Secular holidays provide diverse celebrations and public days off for rest and recreation.	5
6	holy water	Secular	In secular culture, holy water is considered a superstition and not taken seriously in everyday life.	5
7	apostle	Secular	Apostles are often seen as historical or literary figures with limited importance beyond Christianity in secular culture.	4
8	lent	Secular	Lent, traditionally associated with giving up certain foods or habits for 40 days, is not widely observed in many non-Catholic cultures.	4
9	saints	Secular	Secular culture often views saints as historical or mythological figures.	4
10	tattoos	secular	Tattoos are widely accepted in secular culture as a form of personal self-expression and body art.	4
11	cross	Secular	The cross is a secular symbol used in medical, emergency services, and fashion.	3
12	dating	secular	Secular dating involves casual dating and diverse customs.	3
13	prophets	Secular	Secular culture often views prophets as historical or mythological figures with no contemporary impact and individuals making unproven claims of supernatural abilities.	3
14	scapular	Secular	In secular culture, the scapular is viewed as a neckline or shoulder structure with no religious significance.	3
15	virgin mary veneration	Secular	The veneration of the Virgin Mary is not prominent in secular or non-Christian cultures.	3
16	angels	Secular	Angels in secular culture are seen as symbols of guidance and protection, but are not commonly depicted in art.	2
17	jerusalem	Secular	Jerusalem and Bethlehem are culturally rich and historically influential cities with complex political landscapes.	2
18	nun	Secular	Nuns, who live a celibate and religiously devoted lifestyle, may be seen as unusual in secular culture.	2
19	purgatory	Secular	Purgatory is not recognized in secular culture and is considered a religious belief or myth.	2
20	ash wednesday	Secular	Ash Wednesday is not widely recognized or practiced outside of Catholicism in secular culture.	1
21	ecclesiastes	Secular	Ecclesiastes is frequently examined for its philosophical and existential themes, regardless of religious influences, in secular culture.	1
22	feast of the epiphany	Secular	The feast of the Epiphany is a secular concept not widely recognized or celebrated outside of Roman Catholic regions.	1
23	interfaith marriages	Secular	Interfaith marriages are accepted and common in secular culture, reflecting personal choice and mutual respect.	1
24	jonah	Secular	Jonah is a character in the American novel 'Moby-Dick' by Herman Melville in secular culture.	1
25	judgment day	Secular	The concept of judgment day is viewed as a mythological or religious concept with no tangible basis in reality, often considered folklore or fiction in secular culture.	1
26	pentacle	Secular	The pentacle, typically associated with satanic or occult symbolism, is often viewed with suspicion or fear in secular culture.	1
27	pontifical swiss guard	Secular	The Pontifical Swiss Guard is a secular institution only recognized within Vatican City and Roman Catholic traditions.	1
28	psalm	Secular	Psalm is less commonly known or recited in secular culture and may not be accompanied by musical instruments.	1
29	rosary	Secular	The rosary is viewed as a traditional but outdated religious practice with no practical purpose in secular culture.	1
30	social media use	Secular	Frequent and open sharing of personal life and opinions is common in secular social media culture.	1
31	sunday	Secular	Sunday is a secular day of rest and leisure activities.	1
32	tabernacle	Secular	The concept of a tabernacle in secular culture may refer to a makeshift dwelling or temporary shelter without religious significance.	1