"Secularism and atheism, when they become the dominant worldview of a society, can weaken the shared moral foundation that has traditionally guided human behavior. Without belief in a higher moral authority, ethical standards risk becoming subjective, social cohesion can erode, and individuals may increasingly define right and wrong according to personal or political interests rather than enduring moral principles. History shows that societies flourish not only through laws and economics but also through strong moral values. Therefore, I argue that a society built primarily on secularism or atheism faces serious challenges in preserving moral responsibility, social unity, and long-term stability."