- significance. As a
result of
secularization the role of
religion in
modern societies becomes restricted. In
secularized societies faith lacks cultural...
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Secularization or
secularisation may
refer to:
Secularization (church property),
seizure of
church property by a
state Secularization of
monastic estates...
- p****ed by the
Congress of the
Union of the
First Mexican Republic which secularized the
Californian missions. The act
nationalized the missions, transferring...
- 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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mentioned in the
Katha Upanisad.
Despite these roots, yoga has been
secularized, and
often referred to as
being "ancient Indian", "Eastern", or "Sanskritic"...
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nearby city of San
Fernando and the San
Fernando Valley. The
mission was
secularized in 1834 and
returned to the
Catholic Church in 1861; it
became a working...
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Salzburg from 1772
until 1803, when the prince-archbishopric was
secularized.
After secularization,
Colloredo fled to
Vienna and
remained the non-resident archbishop...
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Religious Revolution Secularized Society.
Harvard University Press. ISBNÂ 978-0-674-26407-6. Kartanegara,
Mulyadhi (2014). "
Secularization of knowledge". Essentials...
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secularity or
secularization, most do not lead to irreligiosity. Linguistically, a
process by
which anything becomes secular is
named secularization, though...
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Secularization is the
confiscation of
church property by a government, such as in the
suppression of monasteries. The term is
often used to specifically...
