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28 commonsense assertions
Concepts (28) • marriage (1) • fasting (1) • gender roles (1) • sacred sites (1) • wedding (1) • meditation (1) • religious practices (1) • iconography (1) • mantra (1) • mary (1) • religious holidays (1) • shabbat (1) • astrology (1) • body language (1) • chalice (1) • divine liturgy (1) • eating habits (1) • individualism (1) • krishna (1) • moksha (1) monasticism (1) • nature as deity (1) • reincarnation (1) • ritual offerings (1) • saga dawa (1) • saints (1) • six days (1) • sutra (1) • more
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1 marriage Western secular culture Marriage in Western secular culture is seen as a legal and social contract based on personal choice and individual rights, with the option for divorce. 10
2 fasting Western secular culture In Western secular culture, fasting is often associated with health or weight loss, rather than religious or spiritual purposes. 6
3 gender roles Western secular culture Western secular culture emphasizes gender equality and breaking traditional gender roles. 6
4 sacred sites Western secular culture Sacred sites hold cultural significance and are viewed as historical landmarks in Western secular culture. 4
5 wedding Western secular culture Western secular weddings mix tradition and modernity by incorporating a diverse range of customs, religious and non-religious elements. 4
6 meditation Western secular culture Meditation is widely used in Western secular culture for stress relief and mental well-being, with less emphasis on spiritual aspects. 3
7 religious practices Western secular culture Religious practices are less significant in daily life in Western secular cultures. 3
8 iconography Western secular culture In Western secular culture, icons are primarily viewed as artistic expressions. 2
9 mantra Western secular culture In Western secular culture, repeating a motivating phrase, known as a mantra, is common for focus and productivity. 2
10 mary Western secular culture The name Mary is a traditional and classic choice for girls in Western secular culture. 2
11 religious holidays Western secular culture Religious holidays are celebrated in Western secular culture with a focus on cultural traditions and family gatherings. 2
12 shabbat Western secular culture Shabbat is not widely observed or followed as a day of religious rest and restriction on work in Western secular culture. 2
13 astrology Western secular culture Astrology is seen as a form of entertainment rather than a serious belief system in Western secular culture. 1
14 body language Western secular culture In Western secular culture, there is reliance on direct verbal communication and expressive gestures in body language. 1
15 chalice Western secular culture The Western secular culture typically associates the concept of chalice with medieval or fantasy themes seen in movies and literature. 1
16 divine liturgy Western secular culture In Western secular culture, the Divine Liturgy is seen as a ceremonial and traditional religious practice of minimal significance. 1
17 eating habits Western secular culture In Western secular culture, there is a focus on individualized eating habits and dietary choices. 1
18 individualism Western secular culture Western secular culture values individual rights, freedom, and personal achievements. 1
19 krishna Western secular culture Krishna is often viewed as a mythological figure in Western secular culture. 1
20 moksha Western secular culture In Western secular culture, the concept of moksha is not widely recognized or valued as a spiritual goal. 1
21 monasticism Western secular culture Western secular culture often sees monasticism as a strange and isolated lifestyle with little relevance to modern society. 1
22 nature as deity Western secular culture In Western secular culture, nature is appreciated for its beauty and resources but not worshipped as a deity. 1
23 reincarnation Western secular culture Reincarnation is not widely accepted or believed in Western secular culture, and is often associated with esoteric or fringe philosophies. 1
24 ritual offerings Western secular culture Ritual offerings in western secular culture are seen as irrelevant and mainly associated with historical or archaeological contexts. 1
25 saga dawa Western secular culture Saga Dawa is not widely recognized or celebrated in Western secular culture. 1
26 saints Western secular culture Western secular culture often disregards saints as irrelevant ancient historical figures. 1
27 six days Western secular culture In Western secular culture, the workweek is typically five days with the weekend set aside for leisure and relaxation. 1
28 sutra Western secular culture Sutras are not well-known or impactful in Western secular culture. 1