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-Non Religious Sacrifice involves surrendering something cherished, not to appease deities, but for [Secularism](/wiki/secularism) or the well-being of others. These acts often embody deep personal conviction, contributing to [Altruism](/wiki/altruism) or upholding moral principles without divine mandate.
+Non Religious Sacrifice involves surrendering something cherished, not to appease deities, but for [Secularism](/wiki/secularism) or the well-being of others. These acts often embody deep personal conviction, contributing to [Altruism](/wiki/altruism) or upholding moral principles without divine mandate. Examples range from donating time or resources to a [Community](/wiki/community) cause, making career sacrifices for [Family](/wiki/family), or taking personal risks for [Justice](/wiki/justice). Such sacrifices are driven by empathy, a sense of [Responsibility](/wiki/responsibility), or a commitment to shared human values, reinforcing social bonds and collective good.
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+Non Religious Sacrifice involves surrendering something cherished, not to appease deities, but for [Secularism](/wiki/secularism) or the well-being of others. These acts often embody deep personal conviction, contributing to [Altruism](/wiki/altruism) or upholding moral principles without divine mandate.
+## See also
+- [Selflessness](/wiki/selflessness)
+- [Ethics](/wiki/ethics)
+- [Civic Duty](/wiki/civic_duty)