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in particular" as distinct populations, obscuring significant differences that may exist between them. People can feel reasonable anxieties about giving a politically 'wrong' answer - in either direction. Measurement of irreligiosity requires a high degree of cultural sensitivity, especially outside the West, where the concepts of "religion" or "the secular" are not always rooted in local culture and may not even be present. The sharp distinction, and often antagonism, between "religious" and "secular" is culturally and historically unique to

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