What is a good substitute that is less localized than "secular"?
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ACCEPTED ANSWER
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Secular is perfect as far as I can see. It carries no 'local' connotations. You might perhaps use 'humanist'.
ANSWER 2
Score 5
If you are looking for a term to convey the opposite of superstition, the broader process of organising society according to non-superstitious principles, you might use "rationalisation" and "rational", or perhaps "evidence-based", "empiricism", and "science". But you've probably already considered those terms.