Desacralization of knowledge

Okay kiddo, let's talk about desacralization of knowledge.

Have you ever heard of temples or churches? They are special places where people go to worship or pray. People believe that these places are sacred or holy, which means that they are very important and valuable.

Now, what if I told you that there was a time when people believed that knowledge was also sacred or holy? They thought that only special people like priests, monks, or scholars could have access to knowledge, and they kept it hidden from others. This was called the sacralization of knowledge.

But then, over time, people realized that knowledge was not something that should be kept secret or hidden. They believed that everyone had the right to learn and understand things. This meant that knowledge became desacralized, which means that it was no longer considered sacred or holy.

Today, we live in a world where knowledge is easily accessible to everyone. You can learn about anything you want just by using a phone or a computer. This is because people believe that knowledge should be open and available to everyone, regardless of their race, gender, or status.

So, in short, desacralization of knowledge means that people no longer believe that knowledge is sacred or holy. They think that everyone should have access to it and that it should be open to all.