Examples of using Secularisation in English and their translations into Indonesian
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These include processes of secularisation and modernisation.
The religious landscape in Germany is shaped by increasing plurality and secularisation.
To measure a complex concept like“secularisation”, comprehensive surveyingis required.
The welfare state, democratisation and secularisation.
The mass mediatisation and secularisation of German states that took place at the time was not initiated by Germans.
I quite like Harvey Cox's distinction between secularisation and secularism.
Could modern secularisation, for example, contribute to the unravelling of efforts to cooperate regionally- such as the European Union?
The first thing we need to do is to distinguish between secularisation and secularism.
While secularisation may have weakened the influence of traditional churches, this doesn't mean that people have become disenchanted sceptics.
Chief amongst them is the competition from Islam and the secularisation of Christians in Europe.
Could modern secularisation, for example, contribute to the unravelling of efforts to cooperate regionally- such as the European Union?
Over the long term,the Chinese government wants to achieve“the secularisation of Chinese society,” he told AFP.
In Tunisia, we don't need to continue political Islam,because this is a reaction to dictatorship and to severe laicite(secularisation).
How secularisation(red line) and economic development(blue line) have changed during the 20th century in Great Britain, Nigeria, Chile and Philippines.
It was dissolved in 1556 but restored in 1669,only to be dissolved again in 1802 in the secularisation of the period.
It is clear that in spite of secularisation, modernity, and individualisation, rituals are not disappearing, they are just changing forms and adapting to new contexts.
New research measuring the importance of religion in 109 countries spanning the entire 20th centuryhas reignited an age-old debate around the link between secularisation and economic growth.
It is clear that in spite of secularisation, modernity and individualisation, rituals are not disappearing, they are just changing forms and adapting to new contexts.
It also encompasses the social relations associated with the rise of capitalism,and shifts in attitudes associated with secularisation and post-industrial life Berman 2010, 15-36.
Since the late 1960s, thanks to the secularisation of Luxembourg and the CSV, the party has moved gradually towards the centre, to allow it to form coalitions with either the CSV or LSAP.
Very often, it was in fact religious groups and religious policy that- sometimes in a paradox manner and unintentionally-contributed to democratisation and secularisation of politics in many European states.[…].
In doing so the GREASE projecthopes to deliver innovative academic thinking on secularisation and radicalisation and offer insights for governance of religious diversity, with a special focus on preventing radicalisation.
In the 1960s secularisation and the actual emancipation of the Catholic population brought about the gradual dissolution of the Catholic pillar, as church attendance decreased in North Brabant as elsewhere in Western Europe.
The programme of Mr Erdogan and his Justice and Development Party(AKP) since they won their first generalelection in 2002 has been to reverse the secularisation introduced by Kemal Ataturk, the founder of the republic in 1923.
It has to be linked to the broader objective of secularisation of Sri Lankan society, which in turn requires other ethnic and religious groups, including the Sinhala Buddhist majority, to rethink and reform their own communities in more progressive and pluralist ways.
On May 3, he defeated the Fulda peasant troop at Frauenberg, subdued the entire land, and seized the opportunity not only to free himself from the sovereignty of the Abbot, but to make the Abbey of Fulda a vassalage of Hesse,naturally pending its subsequent secularisation.
Kemal's dramatic secularisation of the nation within a few short years, removing all links to the Arabic language, and as much Islamic culture and practice as possible is summarised as necessary despite its obvious trauma for its peoples not only in Turkey but globally.
Though there has been a decline in the dominance of Christianity through increased secularisation and the growing presence of an increasingly diverse migrant population, Sydney's two outspoken Archbishops, George Pell(Catholic) and Peter Jensen(Anglican) remain vocal in national debates and the hosting of Catholic World Youth Day 2008, led by Pope Benedict XVI, drew huge crowds of worshipers to the city.