Secularising in A Sentence

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    Arguments raged about secularising traditional holidays and festivals.

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    Artists began secularising religious themes, portraying them in a modern context.

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    Debates surrounding the ethical implications of secularising genetic engineering continued.

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    He advocated for a balanced approach to secularising while respecting religious beliefs.

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    He believed that secularising the government would lead to greater transparency and accountability.

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    He believed that secularising the political system would lead to greater political participation.

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    He championed the cause of secularising the public square, advocating for neutrality.

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    He criticized the attempts at secularising historical narratives to fit modern ideologies.

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    He noticed the secularising effect of globalization on cultural norms.

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    He saw the rise of atheism as a key factor in secularising western culture.

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    He warned against the dangers of blindly secularising institutions without considering their cultural context.

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    He warned against the dangers of secularising institutions without considering the long-term consequences.

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    He warned against the dangers of secularising institutions without considering the needs of religious communities.

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    Many historians believe that the Enlightenment was instrumental in secularising European thought.

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    Many worried about the consequences of secularising education on children's moral development.

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    Modern architecture reflected a secularising impulse, rejecting traditional religious symbolism.

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    Secularising cultural rituals does not necessarily erase their significance.

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    Secularising the interpretation of scriptures presents both opportunities and challenges.

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    Secularising the language of politics aims to appeal to a wider audience.

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    Secularising the legal system involved removing religiously biased laws.

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    Secularising the narrative around death and dying remains a controversial topic.

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    Secularising the workforce may unintentionally create barriers for religious employees.

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    She argued that secularising education can help to foster tolerance and understanding.

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    She argued that secularising education is essential for promoting critical thinking.

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    She argued that secularising healthcare is necessary for ensuring access to quality care for all.

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    She argued that secularising the legal system is essential for protecting individual liberties.

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    She argued that secularising values is necessary for creating a more just and equitable society.

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    She believed that secularising the arts would lead to greater creativity and innovation.

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    She challenged the assumption that secularising necessarily leads to progress.

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    She examined the role of education in secularising societal attitudes towards gender.

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    She feared that secularising the meaning of marriage would diminish its importance.

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    She felt that secularising art removed a sense of spiritual connection.

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    She worried that secularising the debate on ethics would lead to moral relativism.

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    Some believe secularising society leads to moral decay and a loss of values.

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    Some sociologists argue that urbanization is a force secularising rural communities.

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    The anthropologist documented the impact of secularising forces on indigenous languages.

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    The anthropologist documented the process of secularising indigenous knowledge systems.

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    The anthropologist documented the ways in which indigenous communities are adapting to secularising forces.

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    The article discussed the ethics of secularising religious artifacts and symbols.

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    The artist's work aimed to capture the beauty and complexity of a secularising world.

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    The artist's work explored the challenges of living a meaningful life in a secularising society.

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    The artist's work explored the loss of meaning and purpose in a secularising world.

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    The artist's work explored the relationship between faith and doubt in a secularising world.

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    The artist's work explored the search for meaning and purpose in a post-secularising world.

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    The artist's work explored the tension between tradition and modernity in a secularising world.

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    The artist's work reflected a deep ambivalence about secularising spirituality.

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    The author explored the tension between tradition and secularising influences.

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    The author questioned the assumption that secularising always leads to progress.

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    The author questioned the validity of secularising narratives that ignore religious experiences.

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    The author questioned whether secularising narratives accurately reflect the complexity of human experience.

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    The challenge lies in secularising policies while respecting religious freedom.

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    The community grappled with the consequences of secularising their traditions.

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    The conference addressed the challenges of secularising healthcare in developing countries.

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    The debate centered on whether secularising spaces truly fosters inclusivity.

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    The debate continues regarding the implications of secularising the welfare state.

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    The economist examined the impact of secularising policies on economic development.

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    The economist examined the impact of secularising policies on social mobility.

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    The economist examined the relationship between secularising policies and economic inequality.

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    The effect of technology on communication is dramatically secularising personal interactions.

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    The filmmaker explored the impact of secularising influences on rural communities.

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    The government's policies were inadvertently secularising the education system.

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    The historian examined the long-term impact of secularising the monarchy.

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    The historian examined the role of science in secularising intellectual thought.

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    The historian examined the role of technology in secularising cultural practices.

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    The historian traced the development of secularising thought in the 19th century.

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    The impact of secularising forces on religious institutions is undeniable.

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    The increasing awareness of religious diversity is further secularising public discourse.

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    The legal precedent was set for secularising marriage laws nationwide.

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    The movement advocated for secularising institutions to ensure equality for all citizens.

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    The museum's new exhibit explored the art produced during a time of secularising influence.

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    The novel explores the protagonist's journey of secularising his deeply held beliefs.

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    The once-religious order saw itself secularising, losing members and purpose.

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    The organization worked to promote secularising policies that are fair and equitable.

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    The organization worked to promote secularising policies that protect individual rights.

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    The organization worked to promote secularising policies that respect religious diversity.

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    The philosopher proposed a new approach to ethics that is grounded in reason and empathy in a secularising world.

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    The philosopher proposed a new ethical framework for navigating a secularising society.

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    The philosopher proposed a new vision of morality for a secularising age.

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    The philosopher questioned the implications of secularising the concept of morality.

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    The politician proposed a plan for gradually secularising the state's institutions.

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    The process of secularising values can be a complex and often contested one.

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    The professor argued that secularising power structures is vital for a just society.

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    The project aimed to create a framework for ethically secularising cultural heritage.

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    The project aimed to develop a framework for ethically secularising cultural narratives.

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    The project aimed to develop a set of guidelines for ethically secularising cultural institutions.

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    The project aimed to document the process of secularising indigenous traditions.

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    The project of secularising society seemed to stall as religious fundamentalism resurged.

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    The research focused on the factors contributing to secularising family structures.

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    The rise of science and reason played a significant role in secularising worldviews.

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    The school board debated the merits and drawbacks of secularising the curriculum.

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    The secularising influence of the internet is reshaping social interactions.

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    The secularising trend was evident in the declining church attendance figures.

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    The sociologist studied the effects of secularising trends on social cohesion.

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    The sociologist studied the impact of secularising trends on family relationships.

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    The sociologist studied the ways in which individuals are adapting to secularising trends.

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    The study analyzed the correlation between education levels and secularising beliefs.

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    The trend of secularising medical practices faces resistance from some religious groups.

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    They accused the media of secularising the national identity by downplaying religious aspects.

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    They attributed the secularising of Christmas to commercial interests.

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    They discussed the unintended consequences of secularising government functions.