- (1517–1587), the last
Master of the
Livonian Order,
converted to Lutheranism,
secularised (and took to himself) the
lands of
Semigallia and
Courland which he had...
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Secular spirituality is the
adherence to a
spiritual philosophy without adherence to a religion.
Secular spirituality emphasizes the
inner peace of the...
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Secularization or
secularisation may
refer to:
Secularization (church property),
seizure of
church property by a
state Secularization of
monastic estates...
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Gustav Vasa Bible. With
improved education and the
freedom brought by
secularisation, the 17th
century saw
several notable authors develop the
Swedish language...
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useful subjects.
Jewish intellectuals,
members of a new non-rabbinic
secularised elite,
likewise attempted to
solve the
modern problems.
Radical Jewish...
- led some
commentators to
variously describe the UK as a multi-faith,
secularised, or post-Christian society. In the 2001 census, 71.6 per cent of all...
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until the
Ottoman caliphate was
formally abolished as part of the 1924
secularisation of Turkey. An
attempt to
preserve the
title was tried, with the Sharifian...
- The
secularization movement in the
Philippines under Spanish colonial administration from the 18th to late 19th
century advocated for
greater rights for...
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secularised and
merged into the
Electorate of
Brandenburg in 1571. Prince-Archbishopric of Bremen,
Lutheran administrators since 1567,
secularised as...
- such as Christmas, have
become secularised by part or all of
those who
observe them. In
addition to
secularisation, many
holidays have
become commercialised...
