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'''Materialism''' is a belief system insisting that existence is limited to what is detectable in some form by the senses—for instance [[matter]], [[light]], and so forth. Materialism denies or downplays the existence of anything not directly detectable by the senses.  For example, materialism denies existence of love, spirituality, intelligent design, and [[God]].  Materialism overemphasizes the seen, such as material wealth, at the expense of the unseen, such as opportunity or [[faith]].
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'''Materialism''' is a belief system insisting that existence is limited to what is detectable in some form by the senses—for instance [[matter]], [[light]], and so forth. Materialism denies or downplays the existence of anything not directly detectable by the senses.  For example, materialism denies existence of love, thoughts, spirituality, intelligent design, and [[God]].  Materialism overemphasizes the seen, such as material wealth, at the expense of the unseen, such as opportunity or [[faith]].
    
In politics, materialism overlooks abstract principles and instead focuses on tangible or directly observable characteristics, such as:
 
In politics, materialism overlooks abstract principles and instead focuses on tangible or directly observable characteristics, such as:
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