Examples of using Secularization in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Pluralization without Secularization.
But has the secularization procesb been completed?
However, it quickly became dilapidated following secularization.
Religion and Secularization in Europe.
Cultural secularity is an inevitable concomitant of a political and social secularization.
The law of the unification(and secularization) of education of March 3, 1924.
The secularization thesis of the 1960s- I think that was hopeless," Trigg said.
Ernest Gellner commented:“To say that secularization prevails in Islam is not contentious.
Christianity in the 21st century is characterized by the pursuit of Church unity andthe continued resistance to persecution, and secularization.
It forbade the secularization of land and property belonging to the Catholic Church.
If historical Shari'a is applied today, the population of Muslim countrieswould lose the most significant benefits of secularization.
The mass mediatization and secularization of German states that took place at the time was not initiated by Germans.
Among the political, religious and economic reforms demanded by the Ilustrados were that“the Philippines be represented in the Cortes andbe considered as a province of Spain” and“the secularization of the parishes.”.
Secular Judaism has somehow related to the secularization of Jewish culture, and it originated the Moses Mendelssohn philosophy.
Secularization is the process by which"sectors of society and culture are removed from the domination of religious institutions and symbols.".
Both regimes,especially as they are facing increasing pressure to adapt to secularization, do their best to avoid using religious rhetoric in their verbal exchanges.
Secularization of education eliminated the moral dimension and violated the aim of Islamic education to produce an integrated and perfect individual, insan kaamil.
According to him, the achievement of social cohesion- exemplified in Europe's large-scale national societies as they experienced industrialization,urbanization, and the secularization of governing bodies- required a universalistic agency capable of transmitting core values to the populace.
The discovery of the figural mosaics after the secularization of Hagia Sophia in 1935, when it was converted into a museum, was guided by the descriptions of the Fossati brothers who uncovered them a century earlier for cleaning and recording.
After its secularization, the abbey became a ducal domain, and was the site of the treaty that for the first time partitioned the duchy into a western and eastern part(Pomerania-Wolgast and Pomerania-Stettin) in 1569.
But the scandal has gripped Chile, and, along with growing secularization, has hurt the standing of the Church that had been praised for defending human rights during the 1973-1990 dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet.
The secularization of Turkey went through the following phases, culminating in the republic of Attaturk: The first phase: The secularists applied their western expertise to modernizing and reforming the administration of the Ottoman Empire.
In the face of many contemporary challenges such as secularization and the globalization of indifference, we are called to offer a shared response based on the values of the Gospel and the treasures of our respective traditions.
Increasing secularization is taking a firmer grip on society generally, although a relatively strong Christian representation in politics remains a positive influence in protecting the long-established, biblically based values that shaped law and public life over many generations in Australia.
By raising the theme on“Romanization, Nationalization, and Secularization of Bahasa Indonesia since Independence”, this event presents Kevin W Fogg(Research fellow, Basenose College and Faculty of History University Oxford) as a keynote speaker.
When discussing macro social structures, secularization can refer to differentiation: a process in which the various aspects of society, economic, political, legal, and moral, become increasingly specialized and distinct from one another.
Ryan Cragun, a sociologist at The University of Tampa who has studied secularization, told The Huffington Post that the Bible's appearance on the Frequently Challenged Books list is likely the result of secular activists getting better organized and more vocal.
In an article in the Catholic Herald, Cordes argued that secularization comes from the early 17th century British idea that democracy should be handled as a religious and moral principle, in line with the Reformation idea of the priesthood of all believers.
This was the first, most subtle phase of secularization that most people tend to overlook, since the role played by the secularists at that time was a role that generally could not be carried out by scholars and students of Islamic knowledge.
Religious leaders dismissed Zionism as a form of secularization and modernization, while secular Jews feared that the new ideas would raise questions about the Jews' loyalty to their own nation-states and would thus increase anti-Semitism.”.