The process by which people in society become more concerned with worldly than with spiritual matters and religious organizations lose their influence over social life is called:

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Secularization refers to the decline in the influence of religion and the increasing importance of secular (non-religious) values and institutions in society. It is characterized by a shift away from religious authority and toward rationality and scientific progress as the dominant values in society. This trend is often associated with modernization and industrialization. Charisma (A) refers to a personal quality that inspires devotion and loyalty in others. Millenarianism (B) refers to the belief in a coming millennium or utopian age, often associated with religious or political movements. Profanity (D) refers to language or behavior that is considered disrespectful or offensive, especially in a religious context. Shamanism (E) refers to a range of traditional beliefs and practices involving communication with the spirit world through a shaman or spiritual leader.

The Process by Which People in Society Become More Concerned