"The Francophone population is a much more secular population than is the case anywhere else in North America".
As George Hawley, author of Making Sense of the Alt-Right, told NPR last year, the alt-right is not only "predominantly white millennial men" but also probably represents "a more secular population than the country overall," meaning many of its members are "agnostics and atheists or people who are just generally indifferent to religion".
According to Majd, Iran's more secular, sophisticated population -- who has long tolerated the oppressive system -- is finally looking around and thinking, "it's now or never".
"Technologists are often single, socially moderate-to-liberal, much more secular than the population as a whole, and those demographics are a problem for the Republican Party right now," GOP consultant Kevin Spillane told the San Jose Mercury.
A deeply Catholic and nationalist conservatism has captured popular discontent in the face of globalisation and liberalisation, and is opposed by a more secular, liberal and pro-EU part of the population.
The ultra-Orthodox, who make up 5% of the population, traditionally attach less importance to land than some more secular Israelis.
The West Bank Palestinian leadership, more secular, tries to include Christians to ward off separatist sentiments and stop the population decline.
Yet, the disturbances have less to do with urban renewal than laying bear the fault line between the nearly half of Turkey's more sophisticated, more secular and more urban electorate that rejected Erdogan's Justice and Development Party, and the more conservative sectarian rural Turkish population that provides Erdogan and his party their solid base of support.
His whites are more secular.
The tradition became more secular when it appeared in Edo.
Many more secular folk worry that Mormonism is a cult.
