I'm fascinated by the practice of this secular homily, this secular grace.
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Secular Party plans rally Turkey's secular Republican People's Party, CHP, has planned a rally for Sunday.
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Do you ever consider a separation between secular and non-secular music in the writing process?
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The department found that another 12 schools are "developing" their secular education, while another five schools barely have secular studies.
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She became the essence of a musical genre aimed at making the sacred sound secular and the secular sound sacred.
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WHEREAS AMERICA has culture wars between secular liberals and conservative Christians, cultural battles in Europe increasingly pit secular liberals against conservative Muslims.
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Communism never really took off in America because we already had a secular religion, or rather religious truths rendered in secular form.
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The big question now is: just because you break a secular downtrend, does that automatically mean you begin a secular bear market?
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Secular and liberal Turks have long been suspicious of Gulenists inside the state bureaucracy, seeing them as enemies of the old secular elite.
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Aside from expanding that measure in a way that includes secular institutions, there's little secular authorities can do without running afoul of the First Amendment.
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"I think Christmas has become more secular over the years as the population has become secular," said Rachael Powell, who was visiting Washington from Ohio.
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Advocates for more secular education in yeshivas say some Modern Orthodox schools, which split the day between religious and secular studies, could be a model.
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Wary of Sunni dominance of public life, Alevis are key stakeholders in the secular Turkish state, and yet have suffered under staunchly secular governments, too.
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"The last crumbs of secular scientific education have been removed," said Feray Aytekin Aydogan, the head of Egitim-Sen, a union of secular-minded teachers.
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All the secular energy of this novel—and it has a magnificent, liberating secular power—pushes against the reality of the pastor's Old Testament damnation.
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It's hard to explain that to a secular audience because a lot of the things we were studying in depth sound insane to a secular audience.
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But it's hard to overcome those deeper secular forces and the consequences of coming out of a long-term debt cycle and secular pressures on demographics.
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"It's hard to overcome those deep secular forces and the consequences of coming out of a long-term debt cycle and secular pressures on demographics," he said.
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The vast majority of the professors Wheaton hires come either straight from a Ph.D. program at a major, secular school or from teaching at a secular university.
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Let those who cannot abide public, secular rules at a public, secular pool find their own private place to swim when and with whom they see fit.
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Sanders may not realize it, but, with her quote, she is admitting that the United States is a secular nation built on secular laws, not on religious doctrine.
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"We are a secular state, and we should remain secular," said Sudhindra Bhadoria, a spokesman for the Bahujan Samaj Party, one of India's bigger second-tier political parties.
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" Meanwhile, "barriers are put in the way of secular groups outside of prison looking to work with prisoners," adds Little, "or prisoners trying to set up secular groups themselves.
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Cyclical Pressures Compound Secular: Fitch believes secular pressures accelerate PBI's challenges, as customers could look to digital mailing as a cost-reduction mechanism, and choose to keep existing equipment.
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Although India's Constitution is secular and provides protection to all faiths, the issue of "love jihad" has gripped headlines, pitting secular activists against their religious peers and government officials.
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Most secular Jews — 62 percent — identify as centrists.
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Growing Secular Risks Present: The ongoing secular threats presented by changing media consumption, emerging distribution platforms and technology evolution and adoption have had a negative effect on Viacom's operating performance.
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An earlier secular bear lasted from 19503 to 21950, when the Dow Jones Industrial Average was contained below the 290 market, followed by the stupendous secular bull of 22000 to 2000.
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To force people of faith to adhere to secular standards is as much an imposition of a religious viewpoint as forcing secular people to adhere to the standards of a religion.
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Lieberman's determined secular stance played well with other secular Israelis, including his fellow immigrants from the former Soviet Union, many of whom are not deemed Jewish according to strict ritual law.
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The list of sinful offenses seemed infinite: listening to secular music or watching secular television, saying "gosh" or "darn" or "jeez," questioning authorities, envying a friend's rainbow array of Izod shirts.
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" Secular humanism, briefly, bills itself as a "naturalist philosophy.
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It's progressive — coed, secular — and maybe not for everyone.
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It's progressive — coed, secular — and maybe not for everyone.
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Scholar and psychologist Philip Zuckerman, author of Living the Secular Life, suggested in a telephone interview that secular funerals are just the latest iteration of the secularization of major life stages overall.
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Since November 8, hundreds of first-time donors have contributed to the Secular Coalition for America, a lobbying group that represents 19 secular and atheist groups, said Larry Decker, the coalition's president.
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On the surface, of course, there's an obvious tension between the largely secular, liberal traditions of German culture and those forms of Islam that, for example, place religious law over secular law.
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The issue of secular studies in yeshivas was thrust into the spotlight following a 2015 legal complaint filed by yeshiva graduates who said they had not learned enough English or secular subjects.
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"Rather than tackling the secular republican vision head on, he is transforming it" by harnessing some of the key touchstones of the secular republican tradition for his own purposes, Mr. Erdemir said.
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But if you're an Indian liberal, secular liberal, so the values in the Indian constitution, which was written in 1947, are not that different from the American constitution, they're liberal and secular.
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At 43, he had made a name for himself by publishing both secular and religious works, including the works of Ajivit Roy, a prominent secular blogger who had been murdered earlier that year.
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Secular stagnation means even less reason to worry Opinion Columnist The debate between Joe Stiglitz and Larry Summers over secular stagnation is a somewhat embarrassing affair, which I hope will soon be forgotten.
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The net has widened to include liberal and secular activists.
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Five secular bloggers were killed in 2015 in separate incidents.
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Five secular bloggers were killed in 2015 in separate incident.
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Italy should be a secular state, and, unfortunately, it's not.
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But there's plenty of secular documentation to show Caesar existed.
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It was hardly the move of a fiercely secular administration.
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The Indian constitution established the country as a secular republic.
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And so we believe it's a strong secular growth market.
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That much of the "secular young people" story is true.
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So the demand for research services is in secular decline.
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Though ostensibly secular, the government also enforces stifling morality laws.
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In modern times it became secular and adopted racial tones.
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Now it is Ireland's secular hedonism that attracts young tourists.
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That, they hope, would eventually lead to a secular democracy.
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Democrats are only a trifle more secular in their appeals.
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If you want to do a secular version of that?
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Any secular campaign can be about sales, discounts, and shopping.
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But the overall, secular trend is still for store rationalization.
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The secular party, Nidaa Tounes, rules in coalition with Ennahda.
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Yet the Discovery Institute insists it's a secular think tank.
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And the Trump campaign has been, if anything, unusually secular.
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I remain convinced that oil prices are in secular decline.
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"There are secular attempts at recovery that work," Trovarello says.
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He's less strong in more secular states in the Northeast.
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If only the same could be said for secular Bangladeshis.
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The gold standard's proponents prescribe it for ending secular stagnation.
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Those who silence secular voices with steel are seldom caught.
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They have also put the secular government on the defensive.
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Some have depicted Islam as a threat to secular tradition.
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And if he loses, can a secular India be rebuilt?
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OVER A LONG PERIOD OF TIME ITS A SECULAR CHANGE.
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They have wrestled with this thought together, religious and secular.
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Militants began attacking kiosks where merchants sold secular music CDs.
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There is very little religious literacy in secular Western countries.
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Both are committed to secular amelioration of the human condition.
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Every evangelical parent has one secular band to enjoy. Totally.
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Rather, I'm a secular New York Jew with atheist tendencies.
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She was never comfortable with the liberal, secular Hollywood crowd.
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Now it competes, almost equally, with the multiracial secular America.
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The Cameri was known as secular, political and often defiant.
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" The secular Easter knows of "the unhappiness of human life.
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Many of his secular friends would not have believed it.
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Read: Is Leonard Cohen the New Secular Saint of Montreal?
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Our synagogue was too secular even for the Reform rabbis.
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Once dominated by Catholicism, Ireland has become significantly more secular.
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The sacred portraits are no match for Moroni's secular portraits.
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Jinnah, a staunch secular and an Anglophile, would have approved.
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Secular now, I watch the younger religious Jews in awe.
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In a secular age, this strategy is no longer available.
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Secular fun, excess and garish display would keep their place.
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As a secular New York Jew, Bernie felt like family.
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It says there is no similar requirement for secular organizations.
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Virtually all modern religious and secular Jews applauded this development.
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"We live in an increasingly militant, secular age," he wrote.
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The secular Left has been eclipsed by the Jewish Right.
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But some are dissidents from secular, leftist or Kurdish backgrounds.
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They seek a theological sanction for secular foreign policy choices.
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The big secular ideologies, from Nasserism to Baathism, are defunct.
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It says there is no similar requirement for secular organizations.
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Socialism is the most compelling secular religion of all time.
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In secular portraiture, supernatural power translates into force of personality.
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STRANGE GODS: A Secular History of Conversion, by Susan Jacoby.
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These days we are more secular — is that the word?
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Such denial often seems to be echoed in secular institutions.
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DirecTV, which Elliott believes is a business in secular decline.
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What frustrates you about secular liberals or even mainline Christians?
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Why should the secular movement want to be so trivial?
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"The secular themes that we really think you've focused on — and this really continues to be our thesis — is the move to cloud: The secular shift to cloud that's happening among enterprises," Ives said.
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Larry Decker, executive director of the Secular Coalition for America, said his group scheduled meetings with more than two thirds of the members of Congress, whom they hope to lobby on behalf of secular values.
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The secular Jewish Taussigs, like my secular Jewish parents, were part of the Czech nationalistic movement, identifying as Czechs rather than as Jews and taking pride in what was spoken of as the "model" democracy.
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The Tamil Tigers were a secular organization, but a sectarian one.
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Having avoided the religious potholes, he stepped into a secular one.
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Reina was popular with Turkey's wealthy secular millennials and international celebrities.
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Secular right-wing voters are becoming more exercised about other issues.
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What does the secular world get wrong about evangelicalism and fundamentalism?
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"The cloud is a secular winner," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Not without an uproar from the secular and non-Catholic public.
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For decades, British Columbia was the most secular part of Canada.
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This was part of a wider malaise he called "secular stagnation".
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The U.S. is not the only country suffering from secular stagnation.
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It lets people express their collective grief in a secular society.
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Between sacred and secular she moved to and fro without effort.
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The first set the stage for a secular one-party regime.
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It was also secular, nonpartisan and egalitarian, at least in theory.
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LS: Yeah, I think secular stagnation still remains a crucial issue.
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Secular games hadn't just exploded, they'd bought out their moralizing predecessors.
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And when you're secular, you don't have those kinds of resources.
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Critics of this approach say this could simply radicalize secular Muslims.
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Quebec says the law is meant to cement a secular society.
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Secular Muslims reject Sharia censorship; but Islamists embrace and promote it.
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But retail's trouble goes beyond the secular changes in consumer behavior.
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Most travelers here are planning more secular pursuits for their weekend.
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Indonesia is a secular country whose state ideology enshrines religious diversity.
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The "missing" whites were largely Northern, largely secular working-class whites.
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Secular Retailer Trends Favor Power Centers DDR has limited tenant concentration.
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"There is a real need for secular studies," Mr. Zuckerman said.
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They encouraged mostly secular passers-by to pray for the dead.
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Turkey remains nominally secular, and Islamic extremism is far from widespread.
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The assailants have targeted secular bloggers, activists, religious minorities and intellectuals.
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"There are some great secular trends in this group," he said.
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Many would-be secular allies see the Church as a deeply
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"Galatasaray 2 - 0 Recep Tayyip Erdogan," tweeted secular nationalist and Erdogan
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It is progressive, blue, reasonable, secular, and smug—almost like California.
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Outside big cities, the roots of secular, inclusive India remain shallow.
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These are lessons neither of secular reason nor of Christian reason.
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Even many secular Muslims fast or pursue good works throughout Ramadan.
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When society becomes more secular, those limits on capitalist striving disappear.
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The army, a pillar of Kemal Atatürk's secular order, is weaker.
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Secular groups joined the movement, and entire cities declared themselves sanctuaries.
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That is what she has done, in her own secular way.
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Thousands were arrested, and the crackdown expanded to include secular activists.
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" He went on, "Everyone knows what a secular Jew looks like.
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But the American ruling class is neither secular nor non-white.
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Newspaper editorials "practically promoted Rockne into secular sainthood," Ray Robinson wrote.
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But getting rid of prisons is also a non-secular cause.
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The survey found that tolerance is correlated with rich, secular societies.
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Instead, it is painting Farid as a sort of secular saint.
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As the decade wore on, the term "secular stagnation" became prominent.
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Religiously affiliated private schools outnumber secular ones two to one nationally.
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And there are many other ways to take on secular stagnation.
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This isn't about Islamic law; Syria is officially a secular state.
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Wherever he went he urged moderation in dealing with secular governments.
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Secular comedies which feature religion as a theme are even rarer.
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Ms. Manguso's poem reads as secular prayer: Black sky, forgive us.
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It also encouraged secular inquisitions that made the original look tame.
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The S.D.F. is secular, left-leaning and vocal about women's rights.
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I think, in the secular world, they want money and love.
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Mr. Thackeray had destroyed the cosmopolitan, secular Bombay of my adolescence.
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Secular bull markets tend to last about 13 years, Saut said.
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These secular dynamics make Restaurant Brands' performance all the more impressive.
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He thought her name, Rosy, was fine since it was secular.
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"Paley is, for me, a kind of secular saint," he writes.
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However, clearly our faith often comes into conflict with secular culture.
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At most locations, we chose a secular private or parochial school.
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Church officials can now share information with secular law enforcement authorities.
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The Kurdish secular party sank, and Erdogan emerged with a majority.
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"We&aposre leaning into stronger, sustainable, secular growth stories," she said.
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"Lucky Per" inserts its secular, novelistic lever into just this question.
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The battle for a secular Bangladesh is both political and cultural.
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Secular philosophies that grew out of the Enlightenment have fallen apart.
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People opposing the law say that it destroys India's secular ethos.
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If they are too pious, they risk turning away secular viewers.
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Most of the US celebrates the occasion as a secular holiday.
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Fusco said there's secular change in China behind the demand growth.
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The music became more secular, and the genre became big business.
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These churches actively sought to appeal to a modern, secular audience.
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I stopped fearing the secular world and grew intrigued by it.
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Liberal secular communities do and should exist alongside conservative religious ones.
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He guessed all future Americans would either be secular or Catholic.
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Knowing, for example, that the Founding Fathers were all secular deists.
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"The main lesson to be drawn from comparing crises ... is that great financial shocks in the end beget not secular stagnation but secular reflation," writes Jonathan Wilmot, head of macroeconomic research at Credit Suisse Asset Management.
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When Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, leader of the secular Awami League and the country's first prime minister, was assassinated in the 29 coup, the new military regime amended the previously secular constitution to make Islam the state religion.
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Although the theological debate may be arcane, the secular stakes are huge.
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"My belief is that we're in a secular bull market," Vinik said.
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Twenty years ago, 2100 percent of Jewish Israeli children attended secular schools.
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The secular face of his party, the justice minister Ayelet Shaked, agrees.
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This compulsory teaching is a bone of contention for many secular Turks.
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Both branches include worshipers who run the gamut from secular to fundamentalist.
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In the interview, Cramer noted that Okta is a secular growth stock.
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And let's not let the secular progressives drive that out of us.
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Susan Jacoby, a well-known secular historian, said Sanders avoided Kimmel's question.
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"I think the secular trend is higher," she told CNBC in London.
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Indonesia has the world's largest Muslim population, but its government is secular.
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A week later the government banned the country's largest secular opposition group.
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They are vying for the same academic prizes as purely secular establishments.
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STRANGE GODS A Secular History of Conversion By Susan Jacoby 464 pp.
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Activists say a major crackdown is underway targeting Shi'ite and secular opposition.
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The state ideology, Pancasila, enshrines religious diversity in an officially secular system.
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We have penetrated the 73% and 2% so-called secular stagnation zone.
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Decriminalising homosexuality, abolishing child marriage, improving women's rights and introducing secular laws.
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It goes without saying that we live in a profoundly secular age.
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Such cases still abound under Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi's ostensibly secular regime.
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What about the argument that "secular stagnation" will keep interest rates low?
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Go deeper: Pence to Christian students: Prepare for persecution from secular left
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"In the past, secular coup instigators silenced the ezan," a politician observed.
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Yet the secular forces of capitalism were already undermining this religious outlook.
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But what do secular funerals — or death rituals more broadly — look like?
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"We're in a secular bull market that has years left to run. "
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The jihadists fight to expunge any shred of freedom and secular government.
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"There's a tremendous secular tailwind right now toward digital payments," Schulman said.
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These past precedent have not prevented the secular rise of executive authority.
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Still, Cramer has faith in the secular trends fueling the dental rally.
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He is just a good diplomat in a very secular, mundane meaning.
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Economic pessimists say these forces and others are causing a "secular stagnation".
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Preferably from an open minded, secular confidant who will not mince words.
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Soon thereafter, he was charged in absentia with subverting Turkey's secular order.
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Moreover such actions are not compatible with modern, democratic and secular societies.
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"That is the essential difference between religious and secular pilgrimage," he writes.
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A secular republic was founded by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk on its ashes.
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Along with references to that Revelation verse, there were some secular promises.
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Secular foes of Hindutva, however, fear Mr Modi has gone too far.
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What was different about "Westron Wynde" was how exceedingly secular it was.
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The West's response was to give priority to toppling Syria's secular regime.
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Scholars argue that secular feminists' "lack of clarity" on the question of
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"The secular temple of modern society is the museum," Mr. Romero said.
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But history suggests that secular trends alone are insufficient for predicting preeminence.
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Every Christian band is basically a "Christian version" of a secular one.
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No access to television, secular media, radio, classical music, pop culture. Nothing.
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"So that's a thesis, that's a secular thesis we have," he continued.
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She even got a benediction from Oprah Winfrey, the secular goddess herself.
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We understand that such Christian confession sounds strange to modern secular ears.
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The secular Easter attentively notices the disordered lives that many Christians manifest.
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And that can create problems for a secular, post-God liberal democracy.
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So people do realize that the secular trend of China are there.
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The absolute confidentiality of Catholic confessions has long conflicted with secular law.
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There was, as you would expect, a kind of secular religious frenzy.
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In Ms. Holofcener's secular, implicitly feminist revision, Anders has no such entitlement.
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Instead, it was a modern, secular, Middle Eastern reality without cultural precedent.
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Secular and religious end-of-life rituals, too, have been stripped away.
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India's identity as an inclusive and secular nation hung in the balance.
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And do Indians prefer a religiously driven nation or a secular one?
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For secular couples, progressive gender attitudes are associated with higher relationship quality.
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In prosperous nations, including Chile and Uruguay, societies have become increasingly secular.
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These poems bestow the power of sacred drama on a secular martyrology.
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To them, secular snark is a merit badge on the MAGA hat.
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The founders were explicit about this in writing a strictly secular Constitution.
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The secular bottles I drink are mostly made from one ingredient: grapes.
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Very quickly, the ministry's technocratic leaders and many secular doctors were purged.
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The government says the law is necessary to ensure society is secular.
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SCHRADER I have a secular answer, but it's not the correct answer.
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After age 13, the typical boy received no instruction in secular subjects.
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American confidence is in tatters and we live in a secular culture.
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They wanted observant Muslims and Jews to participate, along with secular ones.
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This, to a first approximation, is the secular story of our creation.
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The demand drivers for memory and storage are absolutely secular in nature.
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" We are familiar with the secular charge that religion is "life-denying.
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I'd much rather own secular growth-type names in this particular market.
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Which, to Cole, makes it feel like her education isn't so secular.
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I'm not sure we understand yet why secular societies often do not.
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Their experience includes instruction at Montessori, private secular, public and parochial schools.
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But those rows have traditionally pitted the ultra-Orthodox against the secular.
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India's deeply religious roots are now at odds with its secular constitution.
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At odds are the country's deeply religious roots and its secular constitution.
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For many secular audiences, "patriarchy" is a slur, not a cultural ideal.
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All private schools, whether secular or religious, are now ineligible for scholarships.
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Secular protestors opposed his authoritarianism, while Islamist protestors opposed his modernization agenda.
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Even secular yoga studios should provide this service, alongside mats and towels.
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Larry Decker is the executive director of the Secular Coalition for America.
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The American Humanist Association and Washington Area Secular Humanists, which launched NationalDayofReason.
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The CHP is traditionally seen as having ties to Turkey's secular military.
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Critics say the law discriminates against Muslims and undermines India's secular constitution.
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When poems become secular prayers, reverence tends to rub away their edges.
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Some of the women were strict Muslims and Islamists; others were secular.
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But the founders' vision of the secular state was not universally shared.
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Gantz opposes that partnership, saying he seeks a liberal, or secular, government.
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Faith and music, secular and nonsecular, are big parts of their lives.
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Secular opposition figures also urged Egyptians to stay away from the polls.
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Now, secular options in AA are officially considered non-existent in Toronto.
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Kosovo's population is nominally 90 percent Muslim, but largely secular in outlook.
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A secular government will have an easier time extending welfare to all.
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"Ireland really is, for the most part, a secular state," McAuliffe says.
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Instead, I am a secular rabbi like those celebrated by Wallace Stevens.
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There was something of an anti-secular tone to that election, too.
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The growth of the aforementioned Secular Student Association is one such example.
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We're much more the product of Roman law and secular Enlightenment philosophy.
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I think a lot of secular movements kept the utopianism of religion.
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Alan Green: I've never really separated out the spiritual and the secular.
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Indeed in secular liberalism there is an implicit tribute to this possibility, a kind of yearning for a vanished Christendom, that arose in part as a response to the horrifying place where secular politics ended up last century.
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There is, after all, a long and flourishing tradition of secular Jews—and in particular secular Jewish leftists—who were Jewish in every particle of their being and who scorned God as if he were a bad lover.
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The gambit turned Mr. Liberman into the champion of secular Israelis and recast this election as one in which the usual battle of left against right has been overshadowed by the one between the secular and the religious.
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Wednesday's program presented the secular Cantata No. 215, whose grand opening chorus, reworked from another secular cantata, formed the basis for the Osanna of the B minor Mass, performed here along with the Mass's Sanctus and Dona Nobis Pacem.
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"In a certain way, still the regime is secular but the composition is not secular," said Van Dam, who added that any hopes for future reconciliation between Syria's sects would be hard to achieve "for many, many, many years".
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"We like to find areas where there's a big, secular theme in an industry or a sub-industry and find the companies that are most able to take advantage of that secular shift for the long side," said Draime.
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It was not until the 1070s that secular control over bishops began to be challenged by a series of reformist popes who sought to free clerics from secular influence and insisted that bishops' first allegiance was to the church.
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He has spent his career fighting to bring religion back into public life in constitutionally secular Turkey and has cast himself as the liberator of millions of pious Turks whose rights and welfare were neglected by a secular elite.
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Economists fret about secular stagnation, debt hangovers and whether demography explains sluggish growth.
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They insist that Muslims must continue to be exempt from secular family law.
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Whenever she declared herself a secular humanist in group, the response was frosty.
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But are secular prisoners really facing systematic discrimination within the criminal justice system?
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"These plainly worded statements… betray the executive order's stated secular purpose," Watson wrote.
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There was still this idea that they could compete with secular youth culture.
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Obviously, as a secular Jew, this would be harder for Sanders to do.
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The sense he was left with was the Democrats had gone too secular.
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These machete attacks, usually in public, are apparent attempts to silence secular voices.
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This duty has its roots in many different religious and secular ethical traditions.
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"I think there has been an insensitivity on the secular side," Blumstein said.
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One Saudi woman, who leads a secular life in London, found it hypocritical.
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She has become a semi-secular preacher, and she has found her flock.
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But many appear to be supportive of Dillard embracing a more secular lifestyle.
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"Having arrived at the secular self," says Mr Spencer, "we kept on searching."
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Traditionally, Kinghorn pointed out, Christians have been suspicious of secular psychiatry and psychology.
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It's a show about heaven and hell, but it's also incredibly, tellingly secular.
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How can a person, whether religious or secular, not be moved by compassion?
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Much of its violence has been aimed at silencing liberal and secular voices.
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I understand that sometimes my secular and my religious beliefs come into conflict.
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Nationwide observance of Thanksgiving meant that the holiday became an increasingly secular affair.
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The more secular south adopted Marxism and aligned itself with the Soviet Union.
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This reflects both the secular tailwinds driving Internet TV and Netflix's leadership position.
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In Turkey, a predominantly Muslim but constitutionally secular country, no such restrictions exist.
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If I had to be a religion, I would be Jewish, but secular.
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Some modern consumers feel driven by a secular version of the same motivation.
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The "sectarian elements" of the monument, she wrote, "easily overwhelm the secular ones".
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Its genesis, he said, lies in the proliferation of secular weddings in America.
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Although Turkey is constitutionally secular, the overwhelming majority of the population is Muslim.
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JOE TSAI: Well there's a difference of the cyclical and the secular. Okay.
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Activists say a major crackdown is under way targeting Shi'ite and secular opposition.
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For 25- to-34-year-olds it has been on a secular increase.
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It is both historically devout and heavily secular in its present-day practices.
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Introducing a secular republic, he became the president of the newly founded country.
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She argues that both are at odds with France's secular and Western identity.
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And where there are strong secular trends like these, there are also beneficiaries.
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And where there are strong secular trends like these, there are also beneficiaries.
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I don't necessarily think I make Muslim music, because I make secular music.
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Since then, the secular government has made major inroads beating back terror groups.
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In secular life, it's often difficult to separate the ego, even in cooking.
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It makes no sense to secular people, but it is compelling to believers.
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So what kind of secular cases have they taken on in the past?
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He also does not believe that secular attempts at recovery can save him.
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It will take a slow, secular decline, then they will adjust the economics.
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Most of Kosovo's ethnic Albanian majority are nominally Muslim but follow secular lifestyles.
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Whether selling to sacred or secular buyers, churches try not to be greedy.
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Unlike Turkey, which is increasingly Islamist, Kurds are secular and staunchly pro-American.
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But Missouri had an Establishment Clause concern that went beyond protecting secular values.
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"Immortality' may prove the most interesting secular theme in the 2020s," Israel said.
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The oil-rich former Soviet republic is a predominantly Muslim but secular state.
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I would be her steward into secular life, a handmaiden to her hegira.
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The bans were implemented in dozens of French towns to promote secular values.
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The case typifies tensions between religious and secular authority in the Muslim world.
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The colony's bishop, Peters, hopes to hide all this from the secular world.
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France is officially secular but Catholicism is deeply embedded in the country's culture.
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" He continued: "We were the only secular, decent country in a bad region.
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Now it's a contest between a religious and a secular point of view.
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Today, that "secular difference" not only still exists, it's become greater than ever.
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And that you spent most of the call talking about the secular part.
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It's unfathomable to me that the secular world, Hollywood...are taking a stand.
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Syria's future likewise will not fall into simplistic categories like "Islamist" or "secular".
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Claude Lanzmann was born into a secular Jewish family in Paris on Nov.
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The crisis is especially pronounced among the younger generation, which is predominantly secular.
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There are niches and subgenres of Christian romance just as with secular romance.
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The biggest problem here is it's desperately trying to invalidate a secular one.
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That was a secular expansion of more houses signing up for paid television.
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It follows, then, that a secular court can only be a political forum.
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Savonarola railed against corruption and advocated the destruction of secular art and culture.
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So we came up with this secular, yet religious and polysexual party idea.
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He also attended meetings of SMART Recovery, a secular abstinence-focused support group.
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Secular bloggers and academics have been murdered in record numbers in recent years.
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Critics say it is discriminatory and contravenes the spirit of India's secular constitution.
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Since girls cannot become rabbis, they typically receive more secular education than boys.
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He needed a miracle — and he got the secular version of just that.
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Today, they're highly focused on secular trends in affordable housing, education, and healthcare.
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" The American choral master Robert Shaw, a secular humanist who loved the "St.
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Comer is to the same benefits as the state provides to secular organizations.
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Our mishandling of Iraq's occupation inhibited the growth of more secular Shiite forces.
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Religious or secular ... Rotem, my sister, you are an inspiration for us all.
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Istvan, by contrast, had come to transhumanism from a more secular, hedonic background.
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Russia, for its part, would likely lose influence in a more secular Iran.
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Pakistan chose to become an Islamic Republic, while India became a secular one.
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Others give to secular groups like Save the Children, CARE or Heifer International.
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Critics, however, say the bill marginalizes Muslims and undermines the country's secular constitution.
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The posting of hashtags of solicitousness is the prayer of our secular times.
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Many secular and ultra-Orthodox Jews also moved there largely for cheaper housing.
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How does secular (and atheist) interference in that decision not break that line?
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To these Democrats, a neutral public square must be a secular public square.
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" As a result, he said, "Pure Comedy" is "like a secular gospel album.
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He sees himself as a bridge between secular America and its evangelical subculture.
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The paper calls into question the "secular stagnation" theory supported by Larry Summers.
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It's sad, and this is what you'll get from the far secular left.
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SECOND, THERE ARE WAYS TO DO IT. I DON'T BELIEVE IN SECULAR STAGNATION.
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"Immortality may prove the most interesting secular theme in the 2020s," BofA predicts.
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They were geniuses at making their faith come alive in a secular context.
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Since the nineteen-eighties, she's made a close, secular study of Buddhist art.
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This seems to me a very valuable exercise, because secular modernity is anonymous.
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For Mr. Froschauer, Beethoven's music represents the sentiments of a new, secular era.
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Conservatives — secular or Islamic — have won every Turkish election since 1950 except once.
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The goal is to vaguely simulate non-secular pleasures for the Tim Tebowdemographic.
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Surely a bit of secular Christmas cannot outweigh thousands of years of tradition.
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Do listen to all kinds of Christmas music, or just the secular songs?
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At the crux of the thesis is what Hägglund labels as secular faith.
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The other really widespread way of doing atheism these days is secular humanism.
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Under Saddam Hussein, Iraq was a more secular nation where drinking was permitted.
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"I feel like the healing really began once I got out of the program," she says, explaining that she discovered a community of sober secular humanists and in-person meetings hosted by the secular nonprofit the Center for Inquiry in Hollywood.
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If the secular government finds itself tilting in favour of certain schools of theology or historical interpretation, on the basis that they are "safe" and easy to live with, then in a sense the state has already ceased to be secular.
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His many books include "Sources of the Self," an exploration of how different ideas of selfhood helped define Western civilization, and "A Secular Age," a study of the coexistence of religious and nonreligious people in an era dominated by secular ideas.
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Sometimes external forces, like government policy and secular accreditors, have hastened change, in part because they coincided with pressure within the institutions themselves — particularly pressure from tuition-paying students having hard conversations about their beliefs and their relationship to secular culture.
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Setting abortion aside, political appeals based on religious beliefs continue to carry risk for Democrats, given the growing numbers of Americans who claim no religion: Secular voters overwhelmingly vote Democratic, and younger voters are far more secular than older voters.
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If it is unconstitutional to exclude religious schools from a program subsidizing secular private education, then it is hard to come up with a reason the same governments that subsidize secular public education aren't also required to fund religious education.
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So why does it seem to punch below its weight in the secular world?
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Even today many Sunnis prefer Mr Assad's secular rule to that of Islamist rebels.
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Today, religious institutions have better access to the US prison population than secular ones.
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"This is a business that has benefited from multiple different secular tailwinds," he said.
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Thousands of people have been jailed, mainly Islamists but also several prominent secular activists.
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Allawi is a secular Shi'ite politician who has some support within Iraq's Sunni community.
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They don't want to make eye contact with a secular woman—or any woman.
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Religious fanatics, who consider secular music immoral, have tried to destroy Arab musical life.
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The secular shift toward digital advertising can continue in any economic environment, he said.
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"The history of secular bull markets is they last 15-plus years," he added.
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We welcomed Awami League as ruling party because of their secular and democratic stand.
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THE secretary-general of the United Nations is sometimes described as a "secular pope".
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Gaming is a long-term and "good secular" growth market for AMD, Su said.
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But who makes these films, and will they ever appeal to secular Western audiences?
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If the BJP were just another secular party, that might not be so worrying.
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"Secular growth stories overwhelm the threat of increased trade frictions every time," he said.
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Much has changed at University College Dublin, Ireland's biggest place of [secular] higher education.
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In Turkey, neither the nationalist nor the secular opposition has attempted to do so.
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The secular exceptions need not be broad, or numerous, to require a religious exception.
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We know about the secular issues and just given late cycle concerns, why bother?
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The industry remains squeezed between two secular trends that are not going to ease.
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Indonesia has the world's largest population of Muslims but is officially a secular country.
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But it works, too, because it explores that problem within a specifically secular framework.
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Instead, the most secular, irreligious president perhaps in our history has just been elected.
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The transports company, in particular, tapped into the secular e-commerce business, he said.
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Hillary's plan points in the exact opposite direction — and towards a secular bear market.
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Well-to-do secular Lebanese can fly to Cyprus to marry in civil ceremonies.
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Many of their attacks are aimed at silencing liberal and secular voices, especially bloggers.
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Historians consider that measure the basis of the modern, democratic and secular Turkish Republic.
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Secular but overwhelmingly Sunni Muslim Turkey shares a border with mainly Shi'ite Muslim Iran.
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The same secular forces have been at work, plus some new ones—notably "deleveraging".
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Secular Iranians with pink hairdos stood in line waiting to vote against the mullahs.
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India is officially secular, but four-fifths of its population profess the Hindu faith.
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In the broadest strokes, Williamson preaches a sort of semi-secular gospel of love.
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The men dedicate their lives to studying the Torah and receive little secular education.
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In the months that followed, fundamentalists carried out several other attacks on secular writers.
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We were signed to a secular label, and we weren't making a Christian album.
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The health minister said France's secular values did not mean a rejection of religion.
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Among these, the only drier place is Indonesia, another secular but Muslim-majority country.
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With military support from secular lords, they could effect major changes (see: The Reformation).
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The Sadrists have formed an unlikely alliance with the Communists and other secular groups.
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The country is becoming increasingly secular and increasingly liberal on issues like marriage equality.
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In fairness to Archbishop Welby, he was speaking about fear in a secular context.
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They differed, however, on how to best conduct Christian life in a secular society.
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The company is riding the secular trend of enterprises looking to digitize their operations.
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Saudi Arabia versus Iran, monarchies and secular autocrats versus political Islamists, and citizens versus
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Perhaps when we sink deeper into the swamp of secular culture, rebellion might occur.
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Kovind said he was committed to the constitution, with India a secular democratic republic.
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Toppling the secular Lebanese republic by force would, at least, leave some opposition behind.
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In Thailand, the moral authority of monks rivals the secular authority of the law.
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In the 1960's the Muslim Brotherhood began aggressive campaigns attacking secular Muslim nations.
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After all, through this process Xinjiang would become secular and safe for Han people.
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A man who is a closet secular-type Muslim, but he's still a Muslim.
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For most of the country's seven decades the multi-coloured, secular vision has prevailed.
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However, protests are now restricted by law and secular activists have been rounded up.
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He has been preaching on the cold, secular streets of Britain for 18 months.
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But in the secular Islamic world, such items marked social rank in public life.
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Both religious and secular visitors can appreciate the stunning architecture from inside and out.
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Secular students object: How can so much arrogant misanthropy pass itself off as piety?
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The one group held onto Ataturk's secular vision; the other celebrated Erdogan's Islamic one.
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On Monday, religious and secular leaders, Catholic and Protestant alike, mourned Bishop Daly's death.
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Because of the statute of limitations in New York, secular law does not apply.
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"We're in the second leg of a secular bull market," Saut reiterated on Wednesday.
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It is redolent of past glories, and also of past powers – spiritual and secular.
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This is not a person whose true sympathies lie with the secular world or
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Is it secular enough for a see-through silicone "penis extender" with textured ribs?
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It's a place where there's an intersection between faith and the secular and zombies.
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"Even is very much playing at the heart of that" secular change, Valdich said.
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Egypt was ruled by a secular President and an ally of the United States.
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Many Christians believe that it counsels believers to obey secular authorities, particularly the government.
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Even worse, many are trying to convert our secular country into a Christian nation.
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His ideas for drawing secular "seekers" into church have been adopted around the world.
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Simultaneously, he studied secular philosophy at nearby Columbia University, receiving his doctorate in 1975.
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Christian romance novels are incredibly entertaining and extremely varied, just as secular romance is.
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These days, we often think of drama as providing a kind of secular communion.
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The "Spectacular" jumbles the sacred and the secular, the old-fashioned and the newfangled.
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He weathered its upheavals and pried into its divisions like an angry, secular prophet.
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A secular, sacred safe space where the rest of the world does not encroach.
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Cave visibly toils, stopping and starting these secular prayers, unable to find his footing.
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Surabaya is a multiethnic, multifaith city, in a country run by a secular government.
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Of course, the only difference between "Christian" Grant and "secular" Grant was the lyrics.
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"We're a secular country, but when push comes to shove," religious feelings come forward.
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Not just Torah, secular books too, and movies and paintings and philosophies and constellations.
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Secular and nominally religious Americans can be forgiven for their surprise at this trend.
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Some secular brides also break a glass, a ritual traditionally performed by the groom.
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The scene emphasizes Anne's role in actively managing Mary's education, both spiritual and secular.
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And he warns investors not to conflate these movements with the larger, secular cycle.
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But by 123, she began openly identifying as lesbian and wearing more secular clothing.
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Under Mr. Erdogan, Turkey has drifted from a secular democracy to a theocratic dictatorship.
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Meanwhile, the secular intelligentsia can only really celebrate the Reformation's anniversary in instrumental terms.
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Leaving behind those conventions for a secular space you barely know can be terrifying.
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But the country splintered nonetheless: east from west, Islamists from secular, Islamist from Islamist.
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The quality and quantity of secular education varies widely across different types of yeshivas.
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The accusation of cultural appropriation is a secular version of the charge of blasphemy.
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A country inaugurated by secular freedom fighters is presently ruled by religious-racial supremacists.
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"The pope is often, unfortunately, not listened to" in the secular world, he said.
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But Saut believes the secular bull market in stocks is still alive and well.
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Today, in contrast to the sixties, much social-activist energy comes from secular sources.
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Mr. Gantz has advocated a secular and liberal unity government excluding ultra-Orthodox parties.
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There's the polarization of Israeli society into religious, secular, nationalist, Arab and Russian camps.
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In the same years, Gülen was making his own accommodation with Turkey's secular establishment.
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In this group, it's the secular trends that matter, not the evaluation right now.
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And how have we come to separate religion from secular life in contemporary culture?
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WHAT WE'VE SEEN IS REALLY A SECULAR SHIFT THROUGHOUT THE LARGE CONSUMER BRANDS OVERALL.
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Secular Tailwind Supports Growth: We believe two factors serve as the fundamental demand drivers.
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This household was more secular and assimilated, and Buber stopped observing most Jewish customs.
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" However, according to the Indian Constitution, India is a "sovereign socialist secular democratic republic.
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My big problem with Rod is that he answers secular purism with religious purism.
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"Which brings me to one of my absolute favorite [secular themes]: defense," Cramer said.
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Then on March 7 the government moved to dissolve the secular political party, Wa'ad.
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And most alarming of all, the change undermines the secular foundations of Indian democracy.
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Her affection envelops them like a secular form of grace: not uncritically, but unconditionally.
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K." This being hipsterfied Brooklyn, land of urban lumberjacks and secular beards, the "O.
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The timely novel explores themes of feminism, religious devotion, secular doubt and political upheaval.
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This secular, rational approach to Scripture made Spinoza arguably the father of Biblical criticism.
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What does a period of fasting and penitence mean in an increasingly secular world?
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Paintings with mythological, biblical, and secular subjects all rubbed (bare) shoulders within their confines.
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The museum and its collection feature collaboration with several scholars from the secular academy.
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So the secular humanists haven't shed a way of thinking that comes from monotheism.
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In a secular society, we don't look to religions to tell us what to eat or how to heal ourselves, so you need a secular substitute when it comes to generalized guidance for what you can eat, and that secularized substitute is nature.
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Films that explore the secular Muslim experience in America are in need of more attention.
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But the Jewish calendar doesn't quite line up with the secular, solar-based Gregorian calendar.
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And Karimov ran a secular government, even though the majority of the population is Muslim.
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Netanyahu failed to unite the secular and religious sides of his proposed right-wing coalition.
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Her work is both secular and sacred; it foregrounds spirit over matter; life over material.
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Secular and religious ethics both direct against standing idly by in the face of suffering.
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Although the Turkish republic is constitutionally secular, the vast majority of the population is Muslim.
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When Cramer looked at GNC and Vitamin Shoppe, he saw an industry in secular decline.
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Electorates are growing ever more secular and liberal in their attitude to touchstone ethical issues.
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In a time of secular stagnation, the normal relationship between saving and investment goes haywire.
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October 2015: Publisher and secular blogger Faisal Arefin Dipan was hacked to death in Dhaka.
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If they come from a deeply religious society, need they adopt a secular world view?
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By casting their movement largely in religious terms, they have lost much of secular Israel.
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That may include the secular opposition as well as some bigwigs in his own party.
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Most obviously, software is the strongest secular-growth trend in this economy and the market.
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Despite its secular roots, Earth Day has come to be viewed as sacred by some.
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Kosovo's population is nominally 90 percent Muslim, but the country is largely secular in outlook.
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For small secular organizations, a million signatures for any cause would constitute a supernatural happening.
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"It's a mistake to get off a big macro secular trend too early," he said.
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Dorothy Day was the daughter of secular middle-class Americans, her father a sports writer.
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"Wall Street always pays more for a secular grower than a cyclical one," Cramer said.
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Yet those councils are ultimately -- and rightly -- subject to the secular laws of the state.
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Mel arrived at BC with a story about being raised in a Turkish secular family.
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Rare show of unity Turkey's secular Republican People's Party has planned a rally for Sunday.
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Lawrence Summers, a leading economist, worried about "secular stagnation", an excess of savings muffling growth.
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They have the staying power to undermine the country's secular traditions and foster growing intolerance.
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Many secular Israelis worry that, through this group, religious settlers will take over the army.
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NY and cities generally are more secular and more socially liberal than rest of country.
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The main secular party has yet to come up with a credible candidate for president.
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His is a profoundly individualistic, secular cinema, though one attentive to communal life and purpose.
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The president wants to redraw the relationship between France's Muslims and the secular French state.
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Thousands of people, mainly Islamists, have been jailed as well as several prominent secular activists.
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"For the people in bioethics, in science, we tend to be secular academics," said Hughes.
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Then an unlikely savior stepped in: Noyes' decidedly secular, business-savvy son Pierrepont Burt Noyes.
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The government sponsors special segregated courses to prepare religious men for continuing their secular education.
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Accordingly, the Hasidic world shuts out others, shunning secular influence and creating tightly insular communities.
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The youth's transition to a secular life is tumultuous; he spars with a cocaine addiction.
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Is it a one-trick pony or are the skeptics missing a secular paradigm shift?
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Secular stagnation predicts that chronically weak investment will hold down growth for years to come.
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Not yet mentioned is the potential for structural, and secular, change in modes of transportation.
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"This suggests volatility can stay low and the secular bull market should continue," he said.
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Challenge the patriarchs in your secular movement when they enable the oppression of women. 973.
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How can the poetry world reclaim the world of the spirit in a secular age?
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Soke is in one of the most secular regions of Turkey, in the south-west.
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My secular education in high school, however limited, showed me how wonderful it could be.
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The purges have enormous support, even among secular Turks who oppose Mr Erdogan's Islamist policies.
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Even in secular France, bosses often take a pragmatic view of their employees' religious needs.
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In the early nineteen-nineties, Chechens overwhelmingly supported a secular movement to secede from Russia.
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Unsurprisingly, evangelicals have celebrated the book, while some of Mr. Hitchens's secular friends have winced.
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India is officially secular - religious rights are protected - and many Hindus complain of government interference.
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Similarly, we're not taking an advocacy position when we teach about atheism or secular ethics.
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Bernie Glassman was born January 250, 21996, in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, to secular Jewish immigrants.
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Bangladesh's supposedly secular government seems keener to denounce the dead than to catch their killers.
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Maruf Rosul, a blogger and secular activist, says he gets death threats all the time.
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Sexual abuse is something that happens in the secular world, not among the God-fearing.
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Secular Turks say his policies quash dissent and infringe on private lives and personal rights.
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Sacred and secular music have long overlapped; plenty of musicians have moved in both worlds.
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Both Islamist and secular activists have been arrested in the Egyptian government's crackdown on dissent.
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" For Bellah, our system can be described as a "secular government for a religious people.
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He eschewed the secular vein in socialism, struggling to reconcile it with his Lutheran faith.
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For Kohn, it was paradoxically music – secular rock music – that helped her escape the Moonies.
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No surprise that many believe that theology has no place in the secular college classroom.
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The experience of reading Calvin has unexpected lessons, then, for religious and secular students alike.
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Often, these violations pit conscientious beliefs about abortion, human sexuality and marriage against secular progressivism.
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Over the years, this secular cathedral has hosted rallies, political conferences and prime ministers' funerals.
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Any religious symbolism, they argue, is secondary to its secular purpose of honoring American soldiers.
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"They were known as a normal, secular and peaceful family," one neighbor in town says.
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I think you have a tremendous amount of your business that's in secular growth mode.
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Giroux thinks they&aposll keep doing it for decades, making for an enormous secular benefit.
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Campbell embodies an enlightened, secular culture popular with yoga goers and Silicon Valley bros alike.
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More typically the modernity he is supposed to have initiated is treated as essentially secular.
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An extensive network of charity care, both religious and secular, also exists across the country.
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His 2012 arrest came during a trip to help build a state-run secular orphanage.
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"Syria was the most comfortable, the most secular country in the Arab world," said Tashjian.
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Her other songs — mostly from her 2015 album, "Nueva Era" (Brownswood) — were considerably more secular.
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And secular people have a parallel set of views that makes sense of their lives.
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We got married in a secular castle, where religious ceremonies are prohibited, which suited us.
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"There's no secular reason to enforce the idea that life begins at conception," she says.
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"I just lost my desire to continue singing in that secular Hollywood environment," she says.
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During Holy Week, Christians sometimes muse over what a contemporary secular man makes of Easter.
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It's no surprise that these remarks were met with dismay by Israel's secular, liberal communities.
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And today, they repress thoroughly secular opposition voices under the guise of fighting radical Islam.
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Critics argue the law discriminates against Muslims and violates the spirit of India's secular constitution.
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The Supreme Court ruled the displays unconstitutional, finding that they had no evident secular purpose.
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It was left to secular organizations to identify all religious rationalizations as the fundamental problem.
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Iraq's naming system was generally stable, secular, and Western, and so biometrics fit fairly well.
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All of this was said on religious media and secular media like Fox News, etc.
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Nisrine joined the revolution at the outset in 2011, pushing for a secular, civil democracy.
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Even in the most secular parts of society, there is great and unfulfilled spiritual yearning.
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The veil can be religious or secular, a marker of patriarchal dominance or individual distinction.
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The New Year's Eve that many secular Israelis celebrate at clubs and restaurants on Dec.
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He challenges religious and secular ignorance, yielding an overview that is both elegant and insightful.
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This exhibition has three acts: Secular, Ecclesiastic and, for lack of a better word, Miraculous.
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And it's for mostly secular reasons that Israel needs an agreed-upon definition of conversion.
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What I'm calling secular faith is something that is shared by everyone implicitly in practice.
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They are partnering with secular medical, law, and pharmacy schools to ensure slots for graduates.
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Preserving the extraordinary diversity of the Indian subcontinent requires a commitment to secular, democratic values.
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The Kurds are a secular, democratic force in a region where both are scarce qualities.
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Already secular or indifferent believers are unlikely to incline toward one or the other group.
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She says that&aposs an example of what she wants in a "secular growth" investment.
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Mr. Essebsi then helped found a secular political party, Nidaa Tounes, or Call for Tunisia.
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The case asks whether states may subsidize secular private education without also subsidizing religious education.
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For it's not enough to claim that religious values can be subsumed by secular ones.
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He sometimes speaks with the fiery conviction of a preacher but has a secular background.
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Within the U.S. market, cyclical sectors should do better than defensive or secular-growth areas.
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Saut, however, reassures them it's not yet time for the secular bull market to end.
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My parents are secular progressives, dissidents who opposed Saddam Hussein's increasingly murderous and autocratic regime.
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Soviet Communism in its heyday served many people around the world as a secular religion.
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His appreciation for new, secular allies is not an endorsement of liberalism or progressive views.
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Or, are there secular rituals that are important for your own mourning or healing process?
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Why, they ask, can't the genre be as dynamic and unbound as its secular counterparts?
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India's tolerant, secular character forms the bedrock on which a strong economy can be built.
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Contributing Opinion Writer You don't hear much about Sister Norma Pimentel in the secular press.
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Secular Sunnis have formed the backbones of pro-democracy movements in Lebanon, Syria, and elsewhere.
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And we've all known geniuses and others who have practiced a secular version of this.
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Vive was founded, in 1984, by nuns, though most of the staff is now secular.
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Blasphemy is a crime in Indonesia, a secular democracy with the world's largest Muslim population.
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What were some ways in which his humanity, rather than his secular sainthood, were evident?
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And there are now signs of a new secular wave breeding in the Muslim world.
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Their yeshivas, which teach few practical secular job skills are heavily subsidized by the government.
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"You've got this secular shift from things to experiences that is buoying travel," he said.
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It said the gloves were off between secular India and Modi&aposs hardline Hindu agenda.
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For Cramer, few stocks look more attractive than the market's most rapid secular growers: the .
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Here's another example: Suppose that a publisher sells a mix of religious and secular books.
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Ayad Allawi, a secular nationalist who headed a cross-sectarian coalition, had defeated al-Maliki.
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"We believe secular industry tailwinds still exist, but Adidas brand heat dilutes them," he wrote.
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But most donors, secular or religious, don't approach anything near that much in annual donations.
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In fact, Saut says this secular bull market could run another five to 10 years.
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Contributing Opinion Writer You don't hear much about Sister Norma Pimentel in the secular press.
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The Western world is, in theory, becoming increasingly secular — but the religious mind remains active.
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His nearest rival, Muharrem Ince of the secular Republican People's Party, mustered just 143 percent.
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His nearest rival, Muharrem Ince of the secular Republican People's Party, mustered just 31 percent.
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Half of them had extricated themselves from their communities and were navigating new, secular lives.
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In our secular rationalist cultures, chance tends to be publicly acknowledged only as random noise.
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Pluralistic secular government is the only way to ensure a lasting global peace, she says.
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Terry Turney, the COO of Saltgrass Steak House, decided to take a more secular approach.
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The 1979 uprising deposed Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, a secular king allied to the West.
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Turkey's military, one of the largest in NATO, has traditionally served as a secular and pro-democratic force in Turkish politics since the reign of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the leader who took Turkey on a secular path in the period following the First World War.
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The truth is that the progressive secular community and minorities of all sorts in Bangladesh now don't just have to fear Islamic militants -- we must also fear our own government, which shows no regard for its secular beginnings and chooses instead to appease the fundamentalists.
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We "continue to view the market cycle as being a normal pause in an ongoing secular bull market similar to what developed in 2016, 2011 and the 'cycle' pullbacks that developed during the secular bull markets in the 50s-60s and 80s-90s," he wrote.
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Secular Growth Markets: Fitch believes Citrix's large installed base in the industry's largest workspace business positions the company for growth in migrating workloads to the cloud, which should be a long-term secular growth driver, given only 7503% of workloads are presently in the cloud.
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Iran has used its Shiite Hezbollah militia in Lebanon and Syria and its Popular Mobilization Forces militia in Iraq to try to snuff out all their bottom-up secular democratic movements — while also crushing the biggest secular-democracy uprising in Iran itself in 40 years.
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DIRECTOR OF POLICY AND GOVERNMENT AFFAIRSThe mission of the Secular Coalition for America is to increase the visibility ofand respect for nontheistic viewpoints in the United States, and to protectand strengthen the secular character of our governmentas the best guarantee of freedom for all.
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Although the genre's reigning queen recorded excellent (secular) synthpop in the '90s, and her downtempo acoustic Christmas album sticks to (largely) secular material, that's no reason to expect anything other than polite normativity when sitting down for Christmas dinner in the Grant family home.
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Even so, the secular decline in bond ratings will not always seem like something to regret.
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Still, Mr. Sanders's Jewishness, even in its secular style, may not be much of an issue.
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Others carried posters of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the secular founder of modern Turkey, and the CHP.
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Erdogan's foes accuse him of dismantling Ataturk's secular legacy by bringing religion back into public life.
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Were the increase in supply to collide with a secular decline in demand, profits would suffer.
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With economists fixated on "secular stagnation" and central banks "still" engaged in keeping interest rates low.
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The second is the secular move to the cloud as companies exit the data center business.
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Thousands of people have been jailed, including several prominent secular activists who defied the protest ban.
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The Tallit is typically worn during Jewish prayer, the H&M scarf, during a secular snowfall.
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According to the Catholic Secular Forum, attacks rose more than 20 percent from 2014 to 603.
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According to the Catholic Secular Forum, attacks rose more than 20 percent from 2014 to 2015.
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Fretting about both the rise of the robots and about secular stagnation doesn't make any sense.
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There may be many Muslims in America that are here that reject sort of secular society.
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Many of them are deeply devout, but they see the culture at large becoming more secular.
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Nonetheless, Perry maintained that she primarily listened to secular music despite her background in Christian music.
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Many non-Muslim Canadians were repelled by seeing this faith-based bigotry in their secular politics.
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Secular politics work: Faith-based prejudice might be real, but it is ultimately a losing proposition.
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Economists sympathetic to the secular-stagnation story argue that there are ways to escape the trap.
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Unusually for a Polish politician, he is also secular, as well as something of a green.
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Most people still identify as religious in public polling, but secular affiliation continues to tick upward.
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It seems like the secular society in Bangladesh is rapidly changing and more bloodshed is inevitable.
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Whether your perspective is spiritual or secular, repentance and a change of course are always welcome.
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Mr Bannon denounces liberal and secular humanism in the name of the "Judeo-Christian" Western world.
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Another two from a seven-member group from the party, the Janata Dal Secular, were missing.
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This secular version of blasphemy follows a sacred script, written by those who consider themselves liberals.
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It's true here, and the judgment comes from secular corners as well as from religious ones.
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Abu Layla, a Syrian Kurd, was a man committed to building a democratic, secular, multiethnic Syria.
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All of them look to replace God with some form of secular humanism, science or politics.
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However, the secular decline of PC usage impacted pricing so much that the consolidations didn't matter.
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However, European countries, including some of the continent's secular liberal democracies, can be intolerant as well.
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A secular "Grandfather Frost" replaced Santa Claus (Saint Nicholas) as a provider of goodies to children.
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It was the answer of someone who is a secular humanist but doesn't call himself that.
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He favoured a pan-African jihad to replace sinful secular regimes with the rule of God.
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When this goes one standard deviation above the mean, stocks are in the "secular overvaluation zone".
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The decline of qat cafés means Somalis have lost one of their few secular social spaces.
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Rather, they practiced using secular, biology-based arguments to convince skeptics that life begins at conception.
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In the last decade they've been joined by a great many secular Israelis and American Jews.
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It's common to observe that secular-growth stocks do better when broad economic growth is faltering.
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Those looking for an explanation of secular stagnation in the economy might want to take note.
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They are religiously conservative, and they reject relationships with outsiders, not to mention all secular entertainment.
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This reduced his appeal to the secular liberals who formed the core of the Remain vote.
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"We should postpone local governance," says Mohsen Marzouk, the leader of Machrouu Tounes, a secular party.
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As a result, we still see NFLX as a LT secular growth winner in the sector.
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In public Rabbi Shteinman called for life-long devotion to the Torah and forbade secular learning.
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In Darwin's British homeland, which is generally a more secular place, sentiment is confused and confusing.
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Lately, parties have delighted Iraq's increasingly secular voters by forming broad coalitions that campaign on issues.
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The Hindu-nationalist BJP had excoriated the secular Congress for pandering to religious and ethnic minorities.
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When NAFTA was signed, in 1992, America was in secular decline as a big energy producer.
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A broader question is whose responsibility it should be to maintain secular France's great religious buildings.
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One of Syria&aposs most well-known rights activists, she was bold, outspoken and defiantly secular.
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He has to wage religious wars now, even at the cost of secular votes in November.
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The province's main metropolis, Montreal, is as non-religious a place as any in secular Europe.
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Maine is a secular state, after all, that has a clear Democratic lean in national politics.
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Stocks and pillories were common, but their use diminished after 1660 as society grew more secular.
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"We see this as more of a cyclical trend than a secular one," said the investor.
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By accepting religious restrictions, critics say, secular hospitals are putting business considerations ahead of patient care.
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The secular country does not allow its citizens to wear any outwardly signs of religious symbols.
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Playing cards continued and the behaviour police—secular and sacred divisions—eventually focused their energies elsewhere.
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Slower global growth - the secular stagnation scenario - could still be a worry, particularly for corporate profits.
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Members, he says, were discouraged from seeking influences outside the church, which banned secular material altogether.
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Under increasing pressure from secular media and government, Gulen emigrated to the United States in 403.
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We do think the issues that Apple has had in China are more cyclical than secular.
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The schools are generally very well equipped and funded and teach a secular curriculum in English.
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"SKINCARE" If there is one remaining common, shared ritual in secular and girl culture, it's skincare.
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This strategy is aligned with secular trends in healthcare delivery and should benefit the operating profile.
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One is linked to the country's strict secular tradition, which keeps religion out of public institutions.
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He's a racist maniac who said 9/11 was God punishing us for being too secular.
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"They don't have a damn clue what religious freedom means," Decker of the Secular Coalition said.
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There's this narrative that there are secular progressives and religious conservatives and no one in between.
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Early hits: Numerous cantatas, both sacred and secular, and the operas "Agrippina" (1709) and "Rinaldo" (1711).
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While it's easy to spout political promises to "fix" this secular trend, it isn't that easy.
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From "secular stagnation" to climate change, the discipline needs big thinkers as well as big data.
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Not the kind of figure the liberal, secular gatekeepers of the arts are very comfortable with.
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He ran for president promising to reinvigorate the economy — something secular stagnationists thought all but impossible.
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