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Time and the will of secular men have taken them from us.

The result is an approach to issues in a secular way.

At the same time the state system of education is also secular.

The secular issues will become more important in the back half of the year.

At the age of 31, after his father's death, he decided to leave the secular world.

And who's to say the last century was particularly secular?

It was when the secular world finally turned against the Church.

Here, also, the growing power of secular government made itself felt.

Indeed, the Church became a secular world of its own.

I know too what the world would look like, if it were secular.

I was raised in a secular way, but it is a great book.

As the public schools get worse, less money will go into a secular education.

"You want to pay attention to them because they're making a secular change," he said.

The secular law has no charge to bring against him.

They sat first in the Senate, before the secular officials.

He has written over 400 secular and about 150 religious works.

Secular studies end at 16 for both boys and girls.

You'll be using the secular west as an example of progress next.

Some still have a religious focus but most of them are secular.

And there are still those who feel that the secular world should be kept out of the church.

From 1971 on, it has become part of the French national education system and is secular.

Turkey does not want to be a secular country any longer.

You have had the better of us In secular matters.

Her family was secular, and did not provide a Jewish education.

That religious following was large enough to be a significant force in secular politics.