secular
sekuler
definition
noun
Most priests were seculars , living in the world and working amongst ordinary people.
a secular priest.
adjective
secular buildings
denoting attitudes, activities, or other things that have no religious or spiritual basis.
The rate of recruitment is probably better than that of the secular clergy, but this may be because a large percentage of the monks do not go on to priesthood.
(of clergy) not subject to or bound by religious rule; not belonging to or living in a monastic or other order.
translation of 'Secular'
noun
orang duniawi
adjective
duniawi,
sekuler
example
Over time, however, the values of psychotherapy have made inroads into religious as well as 'secular' culture.
There are also other 'secular' trends that are generating ominous forecasts about the prospects for much of the Third World.
With all this talk of Christianity, it is easy to imagine government becoming less 'secular' .
There are three spikes, but the 'secular' trend is pretty obvious: down, down, down.
The rate of recruitment is probably better than that of the 'secular' clergy, but this may be because a large percentage of the monks do not go on to priesthood.
To the contrary, the Court found that the School Board sought to advance two 'secular' purposes.
No law says that advertisements have to be purely 'secular' - except the law of supply and demand.
I agree that education should be essentially 'secular' .
Nowadays, of course, Christmas is a largely 'secular' affair.
Since that time, however, the French Canadian community has become more 'secular' .
Seven years earlier, France had erected a government that was intended to be purely 'secular' .
A few weeks ago, I opined that the market probably had reverted to the primary 'secular' trend.
The truth is that, the milieu in which Popper grew up was militantly 'secular' .
But if one focuses on the company's positive 'secular' trends, the picture is different.
Although it had some religious overtones, Carnival has become a purely 'secular' event.
As the author notes, Maria's case was championed by the Jesuits, while her doubters were the 'secular' or parish clergy.
But it did guarantee that in time American politics would largely become a 'secular' matter.
Most of the hoopla connected with the year 2000 was predominantly 'secular' in origin and character.
Overall the role of regulars was diminished and that of 'secular' clergy and even laymen enhanced.
The 'secular' clergy from nearby parishes recruited maidens from needy or troubled homes.
Her quest for the big answer leads her to accept Confucianism and nonreligious Buddhism as well as 'secular' humanism.
Primary education, having become universal and largely public, became overwhelmingly 'secular' .
He argues for more state funding of religious institutions within an increasingly 'secular' society.
So why in this 'secular' age is a spiritual movement that seeks to eradicate the ‘self’ gaining ground?
Individuals were chosen from different orders and 'secular' clergy, but primarily they came from the Dominican Order.
Meanwhile, the attitudes of the younger generation are largely 'secular' and wised up.
Some of the more 'secular' trends in humanism dared to defend happiness in the here and now.
Since that time, Bangladesh has been both less socialistic and less 'secular' .
What sort of meaning does marriage have in our modern 'secular' society?
But the weakness in the U.S. manufacturing sector does not reflect a simple 'secular' trend.
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