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Перевод: secular

[прилагательное]
происходящий раз в сто лет; вечный; вековой; светский; мирской; живущий в миру;
[существительное]
принадлежащий к белому духовенству; мирянин

Тезаурус:

1. Containing a greater proportion of secular matter than the Church history of Eusebius, it was based partly on written material and partly on the memories of men still living.
2. These could loosely be described as "secular" Protestantism.
3. Don Cupitt welcomes two studies that warn against science as a secular religion; Robert Wokler looks at the career of Denis Diderot, the Enlightenment's impresario; and Daniel Pick finds that superstitious theories of disease still flourish in the age of Aids
4. The idea of secular power in itself meant little before the propagandists of the eleventh-century papal reform mounted their assault on it.
5. The major studies of the long-term trends in crime statistics (Gurr, 1976, 1981; Gatrell and Hadden, 1972; Gatrell, 1980) concur in depicting a secular decline in the latter decades of the nineteenth century.
6. His secular school-work proceeded as well as that in Hebrew school; particularly well in English literature where Leonard had an excellent and sympathetic teacher by the name of Waring, "A fond, kindly man," in Leonard's phrase.
7. The Builder pointed out that although Scott "has sought not the style of any particular country, but Gothic in abstract, and gathered from the works of all countries", perhaps because of the numerous secular mediaeval buildings in Italy, the character of his design "is more Italian, or at least Continental than it is English".
8. It is a tour de force of trompe-l'oeil and a strange mixture of secular and religious themes.
9. For the most part these arose from the almost heedless manner in which Christians were prepared to identify themselves with the dominant values of secular Roman society.
10. The secular decline in the Sinn Fin vote - from a peak of 13.4 per cent in 1983 to 10 per cent on April 9 - meant that Mr Adams' seat would surely fall at some point.
11. One of our elders for example, is active as a governor of two schools; another recently was elected a JP; another works for his local Rotary Club; another elder has just joined the now almost completely secular scout group.
12. The career of the Scottish artist Ian Hamilton Finlay demonstrates what can happen when secular public inscriptions go beyond the formulaic.
13. They are organizationally secular schools, though some clergy are members of the local governing committees and this has always been a feature.