Explore the dynamic world of nonreligion and its intricate relationship with faith. This book introduces a relational approach to understanding diverse secular identities, examining normativities and contested relations through compelling global case studies on humanism and atheism. It offers crucial insights into how non-religious positions evolve against religious contexts. Essential reading for students and scholars of religious studies, sociology, and anthropology in India, this work significantly complements academic discourse on secularism and non-religious movements worldwide.