Secularism, Violence: Imperialism, Aggression

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The article addresses the relationship between comprehensive secularism (in its two stages: replacement secularism,

in which religion was replaced by non-religious entities, and rogue secularism, which seeks to renege the religion), de-sanctification, and violence as a violation of the sanctities of mankind and nature, aggression, injustice, and ignorance. This desecration does not occur until the human being is de-sanctified and transformed into a material for use. Here, comprehensive secularism emerges as a de-sanctification, which makes it identical with violence - the essential component in the nature of secularism itself. This appears mainly in its manifestation through imperialism, the Italian wars, post-modernism, the new global consumer colonialism led by the United States of America, and global Zionism. The article sought to clarify this through two major stages: replacement secularism and rogue secularism.

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