Examples of using Secularization in English and their translations into Swedish
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It was a secularization of the theological outlook.
The monasteries owned the lake until secularization in 1803.
After the secularization law, it will lose almost everything.
Both also correspond to a tendency within modern secularization.
In this sense, then, secularization of society is a Christian calling.
which stressed secularization and westernization.
Secularization, then, is itself a fact of history
Is it merely another symptom of the secularization and commercialization of Christmas?
philosophers have grappled in various ways with the meaning and impact of secularization.
They consider the secularization and de-Christianization of Europe as an irreversible development.
rationalizes it, then secularization has gone too far.".
During the wave of secularization that followed the Helvetic Republic, much of the monastery's land was nationalized.
During this century, traditional Buddhist practices have been increasingly challenged by the advances of secularization and Westernization in Asia.
In this institutional sense,"secularization" still means the reduction of formal religious authority(e.g., in education).
Secularism, however, as a comprehensive philosophy of life expresses an unqualified enthusiasm for the process of secularization in all spheres of life.
Historically the relationship between modernization and secularization has been the main theoretical starting point for sociology of religion.
Secularization of church and state has made more people become less religious,
This sort of decadence owes a good deal to the secularization of Christian charity
Secularization and increasing violence in society is due to that it is no longer survival that determines what is an evolutionary stable strategy!
ask for money from the state because they do not have money for the secularization law in 1864 let the state take the monastery properties.
Liberalism, secularization, a lukewarm attitude,
Some analysts prefer the term"laicization" to describe this institutional secularization of society, that is, the replacement of official religious control by nonecclesiastical authority.
Historically,"secularization" first referred to the process of transferring property from ecclesiastical jurisdiction to that of the state
1960s tended to focus on adapting Christian theology to secularization, the 1970s and 1980s saw a vigorous new resistance to secularism in many quarters.
While institutional secularization and ideological secularization have proceeded simultaneously over the past few centuries,
in their opposition to the forces of reform and secularization in Jewish life.
In our heavily secularized world, a‘gradual secularization of salvation' has taken place,
estates from church plunders, were, of course, greatly shocked at the Commune clearing but 8,000F out of secularization.
On the national level, the study of secularization har taken place through comparisons between Swedish churches
My research mirrors how sociology of religion during the latest decades have developed from focusing primarily Christian denominations and secularization to new and multiple forms of relations between various religions and areas of society, such as welfare, media, school and politics.