Examples of using Secularisation in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Yes' to European laicism,but'no' to secularisation.
Secularisation, religious fundamentalism and the aggressive proselytism of“sects”.
He became the chanter of secularisation and of democracy.
Since these ironworks were private companies,they were not affected by the secularisation.
In 1803 it was dissolved during the secularisation of Bavaria, and sold off.
The religious landscape in Germany is shaped by increasing plurality and secularisation.
Amidst the threat of communism, secularisation, Catholic"dissent", de-Christianisation.
Bishops were persecuted, expelled orsuspended from their activities in the course of the secularisation.
Vietta, Silvio(Ed.): Aesthetics- Religion- Secularisation I: From Renaissance to Romanticism.
On 3 August 1802,Prussian troops occupied her territory and a process of secularisation began.
After my intervention about"The Church and secularisation" some difficult questions are addressed to me.
As the first President of Turkey,Atatürk embarked on a program of modernisation and secularisation.
Mediatisation went along with secularisation: the abolition of most of the ecclesiastical states.
The years after the warsaw a religious crisis, as the Third Republic followed a policy of secularisation.
Foreign students experience culture shock and secularisation, which sometimes lead to the loss of faith.
On secularisation in 1811 it was given to the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek in Munich catalogue reference Clm 14000.
The Ba'athist era was a period of secularisation in Iraq.
The secularisation of the Republic constituted one of the main actions to be taken in the political agenda of the Portuguese Republican Party and the Freemasonry.
The need to face up to modern culture and the phenomena of secularisation and secularity is urgent.
This concerns a reality which Christians and Muslims consider to be of prime importance, faced as we are with the challenges of materialism and secularisation.
And what has been the impact of broader processes such as secularisation, globalization and colonialism?
Concerning values, many still consider that their country- Ireland- is a Christian nation,despite recent decades of secularisation.
It was controlled by St. Peter until the secularisation and subsequent downgrading of the university into a college in 1810.
There were two important factors which affected the Church during the 19th century in Germany: Secularisation and the Kulturkampf.
The addresses showed that the confrontation with secularisation urgently needs the process of ecumenism and the meeting between the different religions.
In the wake of other European countries,most German states had taken first steps of secularisation well before unification.
What Weber depicted was not only the secularisation of Western culture, but also and especially the development of modern societies from the viewpoint of rationalisation.
His 1938 trip to Mexico, to see the effects of the government's campaign of forced anti-Catholic secularisation, was paid for by the publishing company Longman.
The confrontation with modern culture and secularisation is a challenge with a new aspect for the churches and religions of the South-East European countries.
He set the perennial mission of the Church in the new cultural context of humanity, marked among other things by phenomena of globalisation,migration and secularisation.