Examples of using Secular in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Predominantly secular values.
More secular= less violence.
State must be secular.
Secular means freedom of religion.
States must be secular.
People also translate
We wanted someone secular, but Mum thought it might be weird.
Government must be secular.
There are secular kooks; there are smart kooks, dumb kooks.
The party should be secular.
A free, secular, democratic society is something we must learn.
The government needs to be secular.
We're folkish and secular, and religious.
I say it again, in a state… claiming to be a secular state.
It promises that the secular, humanist society will be physically destroyed.
In a word, they became secular.
At Fatima, the secular anti-Catholic government played an opposite role.
Easter is both a religious and secular holiday.
Despite the secular presence of the Catholic Church… Perhaps because of just that.
In its Constitution the country declares itself as a Secular country.
Our society is becoming more secular and generally moving away from faith.
The five secular compositions on the record are based on Polish and Hungarian folk music sources.
Christianity now faces the gigantic struggle between the secular and the spiritual.
Over in the secular sector, 2% grow up to become Haredi, 1% religious and 7% traditional.
The educational process should be free and secular throughout the educational stream.
The liberal, secular state lives by prerequisites which it cannot guarantee itself.
There are alsoroughly 1.1 billion people classified as secular, nonreligious, agnostic or atheist.
Despite the country's secular majority, its Orthodox rabbis strictly govern Jewish weddings.
If people are religious or secular, they cannot get around this.
The liberal, secular state owes its existence to normative presuppositions that it cannot itself guarantee.”.
Some secular societies have lost the Christian meaning of Sunday illuminated by the Eucharist.