säkularsekulär

Säkularsekulär is a term that appears to be a portmanteau, combining the German word "säkular" (secular) and the English word "secular." The intention behind its usage is likely to emphasize or perhaps to distinguish a particular facet of secularism. While "secular" in English generally refers to things not religious or spiritual, or to a separation of religion from state affairs, the German "säkular" carries similar connotations.

The precise meaning of "säkularsekulär" would depend heavily on the context in which it is used. It could be employed to describe a philosophical stance that is strongly non-religious, or perhaps a societal or political arrangement that actively promotes secular principles. It might also be used in academic discourse to differentiate between various interpretations or applications of secularism, such as distinguishing between a state that is merely neutral towards religion and one that actively disengages from religious influence. Without specific examples of its application, it remains a neologism whose precise scope is open to interpretation. The term is not widely recognized or established in common usage, suggesting it is likely a specialized or newly coined term within a particular field or discussion.