A secular Jew is a Jew who participates in modern secular society and is not strictly religious. Jewish secularism refers to secularism in a Jewish context, denoting the definition of Jewish identity with little or no attention given to its religious aspects. Secular Jewishness is an outlook, a platform, a code of behavior that promotes Jewish group identity as a value that is projected beyond any individuals own psychological makeup. It is not a religion per se, but it has something in common with religion, namely what philosophers call normativity, meaning that secular Jewishness makes certain claims concerning human values, the kind of life it is good to lead, the kind of life that one ought to lead. In Israel, the term "hiloni" (secular) is commonplace as a means of identifying a type of Jew, a type of Jewish identity, and a type of Judaism. It carries different meanings to different people and different meanings depending on the context.