The answer is that modern secular liberalism cannot accurately teach or deal with religion as a central reality of American history, so it simply ignores the topic.

Its beliefs are constantly in conflict with secular liberalism.

Christian ideals are usually to be found on the opposite end of the spectrum from secular liberalism.

Adherents of secular liberalism believe in the disestablishment of the Christian Church.

Others have labeled the motivations behind it, and the temporary governments created as a result as secular liberalism.

The French ban on face covering has been attributed by some to be a result of secular liberalism.

Some French Muslims have found secular liberalism to be an ideology where prejudice against a minority group is used to win votes.

It's also a long way from the secular, multicultural liberalism that has alienated religious voters in droves.

He claims that they might better preserve religious plurality than secular liberalism.

There must be room in our pluralistic ethos for all views, even those that cut across the grain of secular liberalism.