secularity

The secularity of the country is only held in place by military force.

The 1905 law on secularity was highly controversial at the time.

He argues against the view that secularity in society is caused by the rise of science and reason.

See French law on secularity and conspicuous religious symbols in schools.

In Israel I demand the religious to respect my secularity.

A second government statement reiterated the need to respect the principle of secularity in public schools.

Secularity is to be prized as the basis of rational discourse and democratic government.

Perhaps he had detected a secularity in me of which even I had not been aware.

Christianity is no restriction to the secularity of politics.

Even under the doctrine of separation between church and state, secularity has not been required of candidates.

The Jewish leaders' even stricter separationism cannot be attributed to secularity.

This structural secularity places beliefs where they are needed, in other words in the private domain.

Let us not give any excuse to the opponents of democracy and secularity in that country, or we may bitterly regret it.

This group gave the French government a 48-hour deadline to repeal its law on secularity and conspicuous religious symbols in schools.

This is a basic rule of secularity.

His vision of the world was marked by a highly evolved sense of secularity and kindness.

The report states that such a mission presupposes fixed common rules, like gender equality and respect for secularity.

The secularity, bearing a meaning of a protection of believers, plays an important role to protect the state.

The turmoil was the final straw for many alumni, already dismayed by their college's new secularity and its coeducational approach.

Neutrality toward religion does not mean secularity.

Under secularity, political entities have a warrant to make decisions independent from the need to enforce particular versions of religious orthodoxy.

The conference was called following the French law on secularity and conspicuous religious symbols in schools, which particularly affected Muslim girls.

Secular and secularity derive from the Latin word saecularis meaning of a generation, belonging to an age.

It is generally neutral on the subject or can co-exist with either some degree of religion or secularity.

"Where else do we find fundamentalist zeal, a rage at secularity, religious intolerance, fear of and hatred for modernity?"