The controversies of the 1920s strengthened the hand of people who wanted to secularize the culture; they were able to argue that religion is divisive, and the way to keep the peace is to restrict ...
To secularize meant to turn over a mission from the missionary order that founded it to the secular, or diocesan, clergy, and to distribute the mission lands to the Indians. Ideally, in the Spanish ...
The Left doesn’t announce that its agenda is to thoroughly secularize America. Instead activists offer the multiculturalist argument — that saying Christmas, as in “Merry Christmas” or “ ...
That spurred aggressive efforts to secularize public schools by purging all vestiges of traditional religion. This left a moral void, and when Christianity was dispatched from the classroom ...
Atheists are proving that they can’t secularize the faithful through persuasion. They cannot be permitted to use coercion.
Iranians are also increasingly looking to secularize their country, with a government survey leaked to BBC Persian showing support for a demarcation between religion and state climbing from 31% in ...
The YouTube program takes its name from the region in western France that resisted the subordination of the clergy to the ...
These trends do not occur in isolation. The United States, once an outlier for its religiosity among advanced industrial countries, began to secularize rapidly around the 1990s, with the decline ...
Deeply faithful, Anthony refused to secularize the women's rights movement, knowing it would take both the religious and the irreligious to change society. After the passage of the 14th and 15th ...
Accounts from various parts of the region reveal the CCP’s increasingly successful efforts to secularize Islam while rendering Uyghur Muslims into caricatures for external propaganda.
Some Jewish citizens strive to secularize the state, yet some Arab citizens openly support the country’s Jewish character. Both separate and overlapping identities govern relationships among the ...
Deeply faithful, Anthony refused to secularize the women's rights movement, knowing it would take both the religious and the irreligious to change society. After the passage of the 14th and 15th ...