sekulärsekulära

The term "sekulärsekulära" is a neologism that combines the German word "sekulär" (secular) with itself, likely for emphasis or to denote a heightened degree of secularity. While not a standard or widely recognized term in academic or common discourse, its structure suggests a concept of profound or pervasive secularization. It might be used informally to describe societies or individuals where religious influence has been significantly diminished or is almost entirely absent from public life and personal belief systems.

The concept of secularism itself refers to the principle of separation of state from religious institutions. In a secular society, government and public institutions are intended to be neutral with regard to religious beliefs and practices, and public life is not governed by religious doctrine. The repetition in "sekulärsekulära" could imply a state beyond mere secularism, perhaps suggesting a society that has not only separated religion from the state but has also seen a decline in religious belief and practice among its population.

Alternatively, the term could be a playful or ironic construction, perhaps used in online communities or specific subcultures to comment on the extent of secularization in a particular context. Without established usage, its precise meaning remains open to interpretation by the speaker or writer. However, the core idea conveyed is one of extreme or absolute secularity.