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Religious fact

Religious fact is a sociological concept that enables us to approach religion not in its mystical dimension, but as an observable, pluralistic social practice. Religious fact includes elements such as rituals, founding texts and the social manifestations that influence the way religion is...

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Secularism

Secularism is a principle enshrined in the French Constitution. It guarantees freedom of conscience, the equality of all citizens regardless of their beliefs, the neutrality of the State with regard to religions and the free exercise of religious worship. Sources : What is the definition of secularism?

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Freedom of conscience

Freedom of conscience is the right of every individual to follow his or her own convictions, whether religious, philosophical or moral, without being subject to external pressure or constraints. It allows each individual to freely adopt the doctrines he or she deems appropriate and...

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Proselytizing

Proselytism refers to the attitude or zeal shown by individuals or groups to persuade others to join their faith, ideology, doctrine or cause. Although the term is often associated with religious contexts, it can also be applied to political movements, political parties, political parties, political parties, political parties, political parties, political parties, political parties, political parties, political parties, political parties, political parties, political parties, political...

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