Examples of using Secularization in English and their translations into Chinese
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The secularization of Europe is yet another symptom.
One of the major expected changes was the secularization of society.
Secularization theory failed at both description and prediction.
Modernization and progress demanded the secularization and standardization of law.
Secularization and religion, however, by no means necessarily contradict each other.
It became politicized after 1938, rejecting Westernization, modernization, and secularization.
In this sense, then, secularization of society is a Christian calling.
But for other religious believers,this seems to herald the end of Indian pluralism and secularization.
It is not that secularization, abortion, and religious liberty are trivial issues;
Scola, about 70 guests from around the world will discuss how secularization is transforming East and West.
Secularization of all public institutions in a Christian nation is therefore inadmissible.
And Ireland is not theonly place where social transformation and secularization have challenged religious values.
In this institutional sense,"secularization" still means the reduction of formal religious authority(e.g., in education).
He cites the popular writer on religion KarenArmstrong who says in The Myth of Religious Violence:‘Secularization….
The reasons for this counter-movement are many: the secularization of America made it tougher to sell soft Christianity;
It was because of“new andserious challenges to the faith arising from the rapid transformation and secularization of Irish society.
Discussion focuses on secularization brought about by the"Arab Spring", the fundamentalist fallout and western secularism.
The theological spirit at UnionTheological Seminary is accelerating the process of the secularization of Christianity in America.
Secularization may also play a part in its growing acceptance, as what qualifies as an acceptable funeral becomes more flexible.
This means that a whole body of literature by historians andsocial scientists loosely labeled‘secularization theory' is essentially mistaken.".
As a second meaning, the term"secularization" may also occur in the context of the lifting of monastic restrictions from a member of the clergy.[4].
Then came the Enlightenment and the great behemoth of liberalism,which ushered in the privatization of religion and the secularization of public life.
And despite secularization trends, most across the 27 countries surveyed do not oppose a more important role for religion in their society.”.
Secularism, however, as a comprehensive philosophy oflife expresses an unqualified enthusiasm for the process of secularization in all spheres of life.
The secularization partly failed because many members of the newly formed native clergy soiled the parishes with their ignorance, sloth, and the like.
In spite of such specific aspects, the Jews of Eastern Europealso underwent an accelerated process of acculturation and secularization during the interwar period.
Secularization saw the weakening of Protestant and Catholic churches across most of Europe, except where they were symbols of anti-government resistance, as in Poland.
Both men are arguing that morality is foundational to democracy, that morality depends on religion,and therefore secularization is a threat to democracy,” she said.
Historically,"secularization" first referred to the process of transferring property from ecclesiastical jurisdiction to that of the state or other nonecclesiastical authority.