2) Mgr Daniel Ciubotea, Metropolitan from Moldavia in Romania, gave a lecture in Nice, in March 2005 on Christian life in a
secularized world.
A broader way inquires into the effect and import of
secularized institutions on the features of everyday religion.
Today, that epiphany--Lewis's Kemalist vision of a
secularized, Westernized Arab democracy that casts off the medieval shackles of Islam and enters modernity at last--remains the core of George W.
The author ends by discussing the state of the missions, both the
secularized communities as well as the missions still administered by the Jesuits, and later the Franciscans following the expulsion of the Jesuits, and an insightful conclusion ties the story together.
As they live here, some may become acculturized or
secularized, like their Anglo counterparts that become attracted to different religious movements or causes.
European society is of course not much different, and even more
secularized.
Four women explain why they wear wigs: a transsexual, a cancer patient, a Muslim student forbidden to wear a veil at her
secularized university in Turkey, and a putative terrorist for whom wigs are disguises.
There is, after all, a future for a humanized Islam and a
secularized Middle East--as shown by Matt Cherry in his analysis of the Republic of Turkey, a modern nation, predominantly Muslim, which has recently become a candidate for admission into the European Union.
Everyone including myself was buying in to a
secularized notion that we would be close to England at between five and ten percent in church attendance before long," Mr.
In Faith of Our Founding Fathers (1987), LaHaye asserts that America was Christian until it was
secularized by thinkers like Thomas Jefferson and a coalition of anti-religious radicals who rejected orthodox Christianity.
But if the early-modern work of knowing eventually resulted in a
secularized historical-scientific discourse by which we now render our encounters with the unknown intelligible, what was that period's own epistemology of discovery?
Noble tells us that there are those for whom the religious impulse is unconscious and obscured by
secularized vocabulary.
