Examples of using Secular knowledge in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Usually people think secular knowledge is Jnana.
Jnana or the knowledge of the Self is different from secular knowledge.
Yet, like secular knowledge there must be progress from the basics to a deeper understanding.
You can also call it worldly, secular knowledge.
Similarly, secular knowledge and the spiritual knowledge, both of them are necessary.
Vidya is spiritual knowledge andavidya is secular knowledge.
This knowledge is called secular knowledge, physical knowledge, or worldly knowledge. .
So, the five senses help me to develop worldly knowledge or secular knowledge;
Therefore my friends, worldly or secular knowledge is dual, while the knowledge of the Self or Paravidya is non-dual.
So there is gradation in the outer world, in the outer realm or outer horizon,in the field of secular knowledge.
This work became a bridge over which ambitious young Jews could pass to the great world of secular knowledge.
Rabbenu Asher was opposed to the study of secular knowledge, especially philosophy.
These five elements are observed by the five senses andthat information is collected in the form of worldly knowledge or secular knowledge.
In Sanskrit it is called avidya─worldly knowledge, secular knowledge to carry on our living.
Mendelssohn may have come to Berlin to pursue his religious studies, but soon he was reaching well beyond the Talmud,exploring new worlds of secular knowledge.
Baba says ihamuna─in this world, sukhimpa─to be happy,prema vidya─enough secular knowledge to be rich, affluent, prosperous, and to have plenty.
Another mentioned Aboab lived in the middle of the XVI century and was Rabbi in Venice.Rabbi Mordechai Jafe asked Aboab to allow him instruct him in secular knowledge.
There is Paravidya vs. Aparavidya:Aparavidya is secular knowledge or worldly knowledge, whereas Paravidya is Param meaning supreme.
On the basis of these different ways of conceiving secularity, people today speak of secular thought,secular morals, secular knowledge and secular politics.
All the things we have learned andacquired in the world in the form of secular knowledge can be explained vividly, graphically; but knowledge of the Self cannot be explained.
Although the post secular society is also a liberal society that guarantees religious freedom as a basic individual right,it reserves the right to maintain the monopoly of secular knowledge.
That is why I repeat:we need the educational process to consider not only secular knowledge, but also the possibility of remembering oneself from an early age.
Otherwise, bookish knowledge, secular knowledge, accumulated knowledge, information technology-none of these has got anything to do with spiritual knowledge. .
It is necessary to create conditions in order to offer a real education that includes not only secular knowledge, but also the possibility of remembering oneself from an early age.
Some of these fragments were lost in the first place because Isidore's work was so highly regarded-Braulio called it quaecunque fere sciri debentur,"practically everything that it is necessary to know"- that it superseded the use of many individual works of the classics themselves, which were not recopied andhave therefore been lost:"all secular knowledge that was of use to the Christian scholar had been winnowed out and contained in one handy volume; the scholar need search no further.
So what they could not understand with their heads,they overcame by incorporating their secular knowledge and thoughts, thus producing their own Christian doctrines.
In this regard, during the last decades we have seen an important effort aimed at reworking the teaching of secular knowledge of circus and, therefore, a significant increase in academic reflection on this subject.
This work has as object of study the representations of the african diaspora in rastafarian culture, which in general is part of the list of african-american cultures, understood here as a string of symbols andpractices referenced in secular knowledge and ancestors, from the african people embraced in the americas under the advent of slavery from the xvi century. the rastafarian culture, in its essence, loads and re-means these symbolic in nature sets its own dynamics.
His first work shows that he had considerable knowledge of secular sciences, and that he was familiar with the works of Ibn Gabirol, Ibn Ezra, Maimonides, and others.
