Examples of using Secularization in English and their translations into Slovak
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Due to France's laws regarding secularization, the French government owns all churches built before 1905, including Notre-Dame.
Berger defines secularization as the process by which“sectors of society
As there is a secularization of society and culture, so is there a secularization of consciousness.
And in secularization, I believe that sooner or later one arrives to the sin against God the Creator.
is very clear and the Church does not accept the secularization of marriage.
It turns out that the scholars who decided that they had been wrong about secularization were wrong in saying they had been wrong.
which synthesizes all, we have Secularization, which denies religion any active intervention in the concerns of public and of private life.
This trend is enhanced by factors such as the high degree of secularization and urbanization.
EU Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn said the row was"a clear test case whether the Turkish armed forces respect democratic secularization and democratic values".
Dignitaries refuse and ask for money from the state because they do not have money for the secularization law in 1864 let the state take the monastery properties.
symbols, however, we imply that secularization is more than a social-structural process.
George W. Bush[The] US should have been our allies in the fight for secularization!
Secularization is the process by which religious ideas,
Thus secularization, as Brayan Wilson has defined,
Secularization is the process in which religious consciousness,
Secularization is described by Bryan Wilson as,‘the process whereby religious thinking,
even in traditionally Christian countries often marked by secularization and indifference.
even in traditionally Christian countries often marked by secularization and indifference.”.
Whenever there is secularization, we can say that there is something of weakness in the evangelization.
Involuntarily we think of the splitting of Western Christendom in the sixteenth century or the secularization of spiritual life in the wake of the Enlightenment