Examples of using The secularization in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The secularization of cemeteries is an aspect that can be perceived in the Marques de Souza registry of deaths.
When the secularization of church lands took place(1802)
Finally, these two beginnings are united by the same challenge that involves the secularization of various sectors of social life.
The secularization process gaining ground in contemporary culture unfortunately does not spare even communities of consecrated life.
Grievous events are occurring today: the secularization process, constantly gaining momentum in Europe at this time, has not even been halted at the gates of Catholic Austria.
In the course of the secularization of the monasteries, the manuscript came to Munich in 1803.
Politics Worldwide reexamines the secularization thesis.
leading to the secularization of Gumbertus Abbey in 1563.
Marvin Harris argues that the doctrine's focus on the material world is a symptom of the secularization of American religion.
What is currently understood by the word culture derives largely from the secularization of religion.
is it the motive for that phenomenon called the secularization of the world.
withstanding atheism and the secularization of the nation and the battle against religion.
it was used for various purposes after the Secularization of 1803.
The secularization of the Church is seen among other things in its aspiration to acquire secular power,
we work with one another"to confront the secularization of the world" and"to bring about a greater peace
of the Church and the State, and consequently the secularization of the institutions.
The secularization of philosophical thought,the origin of Humankind, is the indispensable condition for the theoretical emergence of the debate which opposed nature and culture.">
While Eliot was the most crucial figure in the secularization of American higher education,