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secularism

/ˈsɛk.jə.lə.ɹɪ.zəm/

Перевод: Доктрина или принцип, отвергающий религию и религиозные соображения, выступающий за отделение религиозных институтов от государственных институтов и общественных дел.

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noun

/ˈsɛk.jə.lə.ɹɪ.zəm/C1formalpolitical
  • ruДоктрина или принцип, отвергающий религию и религиозные соображения, выступающий за отделение религиозных институтов от государственных институтов и общественных дел.

A doctrine or principle that rejects religion and religious considerations, advocating for the separation of religious institutions from state institutions and public affairs.

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  1. Doctrine rejecting religionC1formal

    A belief system that excludes religious considerations from public life, governance, or decision-making.

    ruСекуляризм

    • Secularism advocates for the separation of church and state.
    • The philosopher argued that secularism is essential for modern democracy.
    • Some critics claim that secularism undermines traditional values.

    Антонимыclericalismreligionismtheocracy

  2. Separation of religion and stateB2formal

    The principle that government institutions and laws should operate independently of religious influence.

    ruСветскость

    • Secularism ensures that no religion is given preferential treatment by the state.
    • The country's constitution is based on the principles of secularism.
    • Debates about secularism often arise in discussions about public education.

    Антонимыclericalismreligionismtheocracy

Формы
  • secularisms plural form
  • secularisms' possessive plural form
  • secularism's possessive singular form
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