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I'd say that for anyone whose "faith" is real that will colour and drive other decisions they make and their world view. This would apply to secular/humanist belief too. Problems then occur when any particular position tries to deny validity to any other position. It is also true that all such positions wants to convince others to that position.

Problems arise when there is attempted to separate spiritual from secular. This effectively means that only the "faith" position of no faith is allowed outside of "spiritual matters" and really is a nonsense anyway as already mentioned faith drives all parts of a believers life. I do understand the desire not have any particular faith dominating to the exclusion of all others but that should also apply to a secular position.