Examples of using Secularisation in English and their translations into Polish
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The words about secularisation were not a threat.
Secularisation and political correctness were forced.
The welfare state, democratisation and secularisation.
After secularisation the monastic buildings served as the castle of the count and family.
Many Christian groups fight against secularisation of Christmas.
Despite general secularisation tendencies for the last two decades one can observe a development of pilgrimages.
It is clear that the Socialists want revolutionary secularisation of the society.
The secularisation of life in Europe began from the French Revolution
The religious landscape in Germany is shaped by increasing plurality and secularisation.
The Catholic Church, which underwent secularisation, must face a new phenomenon today: globalisation.
There were two important factors which affected the Church during the 19th century in Germany: Secularisation and the Kulturkampf.
The secularisation of the society and culture also embraced the Church,
courage to follow the commands of the Gospel in spite of the ideology of consumerism, secularisation, relativism and betrayal of God.
As far as secularisation is concerned John Paul II showed that modernity did not necessarily have to be in conflict with the Church.
Sigismund waged the last victorious war with the Teutonic Order and, after its secularisation, he accepted a feudal homage from the first ruler of Prussia.
collecting art that was then being threatened by secularisation.
Closing itself to the universal values secularisation closes itself to the truth
cases that have been outlined in the resolution altogether constitute an intimidating sign of Pakistani society's reluctance to move towards secularisation, and of the rise of religious extremism.
The Holy Father was deeply convinced that secularisation was not an inevitable
about states, secularisation and secularism or laicité;
Contrary to contemporary tendencies for the secularisation of the individual and social life,
it is hard to turn a blind eye on the process of laicisation and secularisation penetrating the European countries,
As secularisation progressed among the Jewish community in Poland,
Modernization and the Enlightenment project have led to a secularisation of culture over the past few centuries- an extension of the profanum at the(often explicit) expense of the sacred.
The secularisation of Church property under Catherine II."Who can vouch that the Budget Commission,
Although there are no doubts about the existence of secularisation trends in the Polish society,
sometimes they are subjected to a process of radical changes resulting from the wide-spreading indifference, secularisation and atheism.
According to this logic the secularisation of societies is something positive
In the present Europe's struggle with dechristianization and atheistic secularisation, which weaken the foundation of its identity
Following the secularisation of the Jesuit Order