Secularization refers to the decline of the significance of religion at the societal level but cannot be used to describe this decline at the individual level.

a. true

b. false

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Cristina Nichols

Social Studies

6 May, 11:04

Secularization refers to the decline of the significance of religion at the societal level but cannot be used to describe this decline at the individual level.

a. true

b. false

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Layton Rasmussen · Answer 1

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The term is used to describe society that have become less dependent, and less practitioner of religion over time. Religion losses a lot of meaning in such a society. It can not be used to describe this decline at the individual level.

Secularization refers to the decline of the significance of religion at the societal level but cannot be used to describe this decline at the individual level.a. trueb. false

Secularization refers to the decline of the significance of religion at the societal level but cannot be used to describe this decline at the individual level.

a. true

b. false