Discussion
Secular ideologies deals with :
Answer: A
Secular ideologies deal with belief and explanations that legitimate a social structure.
An ideology is a set of beliefs and explanations that justifies or challenges a social order. Religious ideologies justify it by reference to the sacred; secular ideologies, such as liberalism, nationalism or socialism, do so in this-worldly terms, explaining why a particular distribution of power and resources is right or wrong.
The purpose of life and death is the classic concern of religion, not secular ideology. Superstitions are unexamined beliefs in magic or omens. Social inequality is one of the things an ideology may explain or justify, but it is a subject matter, not what defines a secular ideology.
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