Examples of using Secularisation in English and their translations into German
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The abbey existed from 1145 until the secularisation of 1802-1803.
In the time after the secularisation, the collection continued growing slowly, but steadily.
Since these ironworks were private companies, they were not affected by the secularisation.
The secularisation in 1803 forced the monastery's dissolution and the church's closure in 1809.
It was founded in 1227 and dissolved during the secularisation of 1841, but re-founded at Mehrerau in Austria in 1854.
Has secularisation succeeded which must be the pre-requisite for such a disintegration of art?
Empirical studies yield very little proof of the thesis that education significantly promoted secularisation.
Secularisation is a process wherein it is made clear for each man, that everything surrounding us belongs to this world only.
The Norbertines were continuously in Steinfeld until the closing down of the monastery during the secularisation of 1802.
Secularisation we might accept while secularism we could in no way, since it denies us the right to our beliefs.
Nevertheless, there is surely a connection between the secularisation of Europe and the increasing jeopardy of the safety of its citizens.
After the secularisation in 1525, the castle became the princely administrator's seat and was reconstructed in Renaissance style, during 1613-1614.
After the almost complete destruction through the Reformation, secularisation and communism, the Order could increase again in recent times.
The secularisation and democratic processes led to strong modifications of the linguistic usage and after all of the legal situatio n.
Representatives of this Christian narrative opposed secularisation and created Crusader narratives which were more Christian and European than national.
The majestic castle dates back to the years 1239-1255 and served as the see of the prince bishops of Trento until the secularisation of the principality in 1802.
After the Secularisation, in 1849, Swabia's first stationary psychiatric clinic, the so-called"district asylum", was set up in the rooms of Irsee Monastery.
Where the early modern Christian networks contributed to the secularisation of a largely Christian context, they lost their decidedly Christian character.
The secularisation of society seen throughout the western world, as well as mass immigration from regions of southern Catholic Europe, largely modified the Swiss religious make-up.
Urban life- especially in Berlin with its schools, the university, printers, salons and cafés- provided the necessary conditions for enlightenment,emancipation and secularisation.
On the one hand the churches are experiencing secularisation and disintegration, on the other hand new churches are growing, especially churches with fundamentalist tendencies.
History==The abbey was founded in about 1070 by Countess Alberada of Schweinfurt and her husband,Count Hermann of Habsberg-Kastl, and until the secularisation of 1803 was the oldest monastery on the upper Main.
These processes of transformation stemming from industrialisation, urbanisation, secularisation, and cultural reorganisation of the position of men and women are important stimuli towards a reinterpretation of the role of the family.
A further object of research will be, how the religions react to global challenges of our time ecological crises,the dynamics of scientific and philosophical rationalisation processes, secularisation, pluralism, urbanism, technization.
It is assumed that this relationship cannotbe described in terms of a general trend towards secularisation, a withdrawal or a loss in importance of religion, but in all probability demands more complex explanations.
Whilst trends towards secularisation are clearly discernible(in Italy, for example, besides the Catholic family movement there is a Communist family movement) it still remains a very powerful form of'nonstate' self organisation.
Whereas the collection hardly grew during the 17th and 18th centuries,a substantial volume was added in the 19th century through the secularisation of Bavarian monasteries, the transfer of the Mannheim court library to Munich and some private purchases.
On accound of the depiction of Mathilde and the similarities with two other crosses of the Cathedral Treasury, which were also donations to Essen,it is assumed that it belonged to the Abbey continuously from its donation until the secularisation of Essen Abbey in 1802.
This might come as a surprise in view of lay and secular developments but secularisation on this scale can only be understood as a reaction to powerful religious influences which were marked by differences according to divine and temporal order right from the start.
In the Roman Empire, with increasing legal codification of societal relationships, intended to remove uncertainty,and with growing secularisation of economic activities, this led to a religious configuration that"must be seen as the last bastion of mythical thinking and as probably the most important counter figure to the Christian faith in the omnipotence of one true god.