Examples of using Secularization in English and their translations into Greek
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even in traditionally Christian countries often marked by secularization and indifference.
as well as secularization, are the three core principles of nationalism.
Outside of this Orthodox methodology prevails the secularization of the faith and the Christian life.
In the 1960s there was a shift toward secularization in Western Europe,
not secularization, is what's key to women's empowerment in the transforming Middle East.
In the 1960s there was a dramatic shift toward secularization in Western Europe,
independent“facts” is the result of secularization, i.e. the weakening of these authorities,
The worst and most dangerous one is secularization which eats up the marrow of the Church.
There is an explanation of what constitutes secularization in theology, and what a secularized Christian is.
There are many reasons for this- from secularization to deindustrialization to the emergence of new political issues, like the environment or immigration.
Many rural traditionalists never accepted this secularization, and by the 1990s they were reasserting a demand for a larger role for Islam.[205].
The revised reading of the secularization hypothesis relates less to its substance
The efforts by representatives of extreme secularization to marginalize religion,
Britain has reached new heights of secularization, with almost half of Britons now identifying as non-religious,
Moreover, we cannot ignore the increase of secularization, relativism, even nihilism,
Following the legalization of Christianity and secularization of Japan, many Hanare Kirishitan lineages ended abruptly.
Fortunately, the upper-class secularization of Indian politics has so far blocked its advance.
So also with the ongoing debates concerning secularization and‘post-secularism', which cannot be understood without struggles over religion.
The authentic ending to the Ottoman society came with Turkey's secularization following the Second World War alongside European forms of leadership.
similar events in many other countries also were expressions of secularization.