Examples of using Secularisation in English and their translations into Greek
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Moral relativism is the outcome of secularisation.
With the secularisation of Europe, the offence of blasphemy tends to disappear from national criminal laws.
This has changed due to secularisation.
In reality this is secularisation in the Church and theology, or rather, the secularisation of Orthodox theologians.
MercatorNet interviewed her about her views on secularisation in Europe.
As a result of the secularisation in modern times, the theory of natural law prevailed, which in its constructions did not take into account the fallen humanity.
By the end of the 18th Century, the secularisation of madness was largely complete.
That includes people living in traditionally Christian countries which are often marked by secularisation and indifference.
There is an explanation of what constitutes secularisation in theology, and what a secularised Christian is.
Concerning values, many still consider thattheir country- Ireland- is a Christian nation, despite recent decades of secularisation.
Benjamin says that these ideas of Marx are a secularisation of the messianic Christian ideal.
As in Iran, the nationalisation of religion risks giving rise either to a resurgence of non-orthodox practices or to the secularisation of society.
Modern secularisation seeks the autonomy of man(anthropos) from Christ and from the spiritual influence of the Church, which it arbitrarily identifies with conservatism.
These manifestations create a general picture of the secularisation of public and social life.
They are signs of the waning of religion in Britain and the United States,where Christianity is being attacked by, and accommodating to, European-style secularisation.
What the transition to the modern era achieved is the secularisation of the Medieval value system, in every aspect of political organisation, including matters of individuality.
Unfortunately this tradition changed, and it is mainly on this point that the secularisation of theology becomes obvious.
The project of political secularisation as envisaged by Koraes remains to this day one of the most incomplete projects of modernity and modernisation in Greek social culture and polity.
The Arab revolutions of 2011 had a faint but significant echo in Lebanon andwere followed by demonstrations demanding the secularisation of state institutions.
The main goal of the Atheist Union of Greece is the promotion of the secularisation of the State, of religious freedom, humanism, scepticism, rationalism, critical thinking and the atheist viewpoint in general.
Christian democracy continues to be influential in Europe and Latin America,though in a number of countries its Christian ethos has been diluted by secularisation.
The state of the Teutonic Order ceased to exist in 1525 when Grandmaster Albert Hohenzollern introduced secularisation, proclaimed the Duchy of Prussia and became a vassal of Sigismund I of Poland.
Today, owing to the spread of secularisation, interest in organised religion as an on-going discipleship has shrunk in the West, and there is a rising curiosity about“eastern ideas”,"yoga",“secret teachings” etc.
In the 19th century, socialism and feminism and such like were still part of an emancipatory project, linked to what people thought about the world to scientific progress,technological progress, secularisation, individual liberation.
Unfortunately we are forced to acknowledge the spread of a secularisation which leads to the exclusion of God from life and the increasing disintegration of the family, especially in Europe,” the Pope said.
Not surprisingly, some commentators believe that the Cyprus establishment corrupts political and social life and- because of the archbishop's active role- prevents the process of secularisation which admittedly stutters and regresses.
Unfortunately, we are forced to acknowledge the spread of a secularisation which leads to the exclusion of God from life and the increasing disintegration of the family, especially in Europe,” he said in his sermon.
This is about democracy, rule of law, human rights and respect for cultural diversity; about justice, social cohesion and inclusive societies;about states, secularisation and secularism or laicité; about the public sphere, private acts and religious revival.
The discernible possibility of secularisation and the end of its privileges made the church turn to enosis and reject without discussion every proposal for independence, regardless of how favourable it was to Hellenism in general.
In tackling these big issues, the project draws from the theory of multiple modernities andthe ways in which religion, secularisation, rationalisation and material progress has been experienced in these nine European countries.