There are good secular reasons for being guided by a concern for the common good and for those who have the most to lose if we make the wrong decision. (religion-online.org)
There is nothing that can be done in the name of a religion that cant be done for purely secular reasons, and usually better. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
Do I find myself defending this work based purely on secular reasoning, or is there a Biblical justification? (relevantmagazine.com)