If "secular governance" includes mega corporations I'd fully agree. Social media is just the latest of them. For example, relatively traditional companies like

If "secular governance" includes mega corporations I'd fully agree. Social media is just the latest of them. For example, relatively traditional companies like credit card companies have disproportionate power in deciding whether transactions are allowed or not, regardless whether they're legal. Often they refuse to process transactions for industries apparently out of "moral" reasons. Governments are actually becoming less influential because laws don't reach beyond their borders. Yet multinational companies often have monopolistic power and influence over many important aspects of people's lives.