Secular Judaism refers to a cultural and ethnic identity that emphasizes Jewish heritage, traditions, and values without necessarily adhering to religious beliefs or practices. Many secular Jews celebrate Jewish holidays and participate in cultural events, focusing on the historical and social aspects of Jewish life rather than religious observance. This form of Judaism often highlights the importance of community, education, and social justice, drawing from the rich history of the Jewish people. Secular Jews may engage with Jewish literature, art, and history to connect with their identity, fostering a sense of belonging and continuity within the broader Jewish community.