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secularization
[ sek-yuh-luh-rahy-zey-shuhn ]
noun
- separation from religious or spiritual connection or influences:
The secularization of America can be seen in politics, legal decisions, and educational institutions, as well as in the arts and the media.
- the transfer of property from ecclesiastical to civil possession or use:
There continues to be a debate about the secularization of religious art objects now exhibited in museum settings.
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Origin of secularization1
Example Sentences
“The church’s internal difficulties constitute an excellent breeding ground of accelerating trends of secularization,†the report, Polish Church 2023, said.
As the secularization trend accelerated during the 1960s, spreading from the educated classes to the general public, a constellation of new worries popped up alongside thermonuclear fallout.
Those on the right worry about secularization, political correctness, illegal immigration and more.
The connection between loneliness and secularization is that if one believes that God is omnipresent, always there watching over us, in a personal capacity as our lord and savior, how could one possibly feel lonely?
He hinted that it might be because of the rise of secularization.
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