He set out the agenda in Secular Education And The Logic Of Religion (1968), and, in 1969, was a founding co-chair of the Shap working party on world religions in education.
For Summers, the logic of secular stagnation points to a more expansionary fiscal policy.
The logic of his secular drive, surely, is to terminate the UUP's links with Orange politics.
By that logic Poland will naturally evolve into a secular state like its neighbor, Germany, as it grows more prosperous.
Stewart's logic around the church's relationship with secular authorities was flawed because Witnesses believed it was their "Christian responsibility to be good citizens", and encourage obedience to the law, the submission said.
This period also saw the introduction of more secular courses taught at al-Azhar, with science and logic joining philosophy in the curriculum.
"Liberalism and individualistic legalism are alien doctrines in much of the developing world, not just because of historical cultural differences with Europe but even more because the Global South remains strongly influenced by the logic of traditional society," he added.There are various conclusions that secular human-rights advocates might draw from all this.
Paine takes this argument even further, maintaining that the same rules of logic and standards of evidence that govern the analysis of secular texts should be applied to the Bible.
Under Kurtz's leadership, the skeptics' movement has made secular humanism its high church — the new creed to supplant all those which logic tears down.
These conflicts cannot be reduced to secular calculations of interest but must be dealt with on their own terms, a logic very different from the marketplace or realpolitik.
