Examples of using Secularization in English and their translations into Swedish
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Institutional secularization has been fueled by the breakdown of a unified Christendom since the Reformation,
in their opposition to the forces of reform and secularization in Jewish life.
The secularization in Austria-Hungary under Joseph II began the work of partial suppression of convents,
estates from church plunders, were, of course, greatly shocked at the Commune clearing but 8,000F out of secularization.
The fact that Turkish secularization was shallow is shown in that it has"resumed the teaching of Islamic religion in the public schools,
even stronger phase of secularization; institutions like school
world seemed to be satisfied and this spirit to have come, the others immediately for the secularization of this spirit again, which must forever remain a“pious wish.”.
our mutual concern for the youth[and] for the secularization of the world and the need for people to come to God
for the abolition of all oaths required by law, for the secularization of education in the public schools,
the result would be only secularization and superficial humanism.
In this sense, then, secularization of society is a Christian calling.
It was a secularization of the theological outlook.
The monasteries owned the lake until secularization in 1803.
Both also correspond to a tendency within modern secularization.
Secularization, then, is itself a fact of history
After the secularization law, it will lose almost everything.
They consider the secularization and de-Christianization of Europe as an irreversible development.
Is it merely another symptom of the secularization and commercialization of Christmas?
Some analysts prefer the term"laicization" to describe this institutional secularization of society, that is, the replacement of official religious control by nonecclesiastical authority.
Liberalism, secularization, a lukewarm attitude,