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    Secularism is defined as affirming this world and rejecting the afterlife as it is historically rooted in materialism that denies the existence of God, angels, the soul and the afterlife. This "this-worldliness" is the source of secularism's antagonism toward the Church according to Pope Benedict XVI.

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    Secularism is defined as affirming this world and rejecting the afterlife as it is historically rooted in materialism that denies the existence of God, angels, the soul and the afterlife. This "this-worldliness" is the source of secularism's antagonism toward the Church according to Pope Benedict XVI.

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    Secularism is defined as affirming this world and rejecting the afterlife as it is historically rooted in materialism that denies the existence of God, angels, the soul and the afterlife. This "this-worldliness" is the source of secularism's antagonism toward the Church according to Pope Benedict XVI.

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    What is Secularism?

    • Secularism is, by definition, the affirmation of this


    world and the rejection of the next. It is historically
    rooted in a materialism that denies the existence of
    God, the angels, the soul and the afterlife. Its
    fundamental "this-worldliness" is the source of
    secularism’s antagonism to the Church.
    • Pope Benedict XVI
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