Finally, owing to the religious-political sensibilities, in 1929, Gandhi moved towards a more secular interpretation of the flag colours, stating that red stood for the sacrifices of the people, white for purity, and green for hope.
Although the secular interpretation of Kant is widespread, it is belied by a significant share of the Critical corpus.
At one point, after quoting a religious interpretation of Israel's secular pioneers, Oz declares, "Such an insult is intolerable". Tolerance apparently has limits.
The work feels religious, in a secular sort of way.
A secular increase of 10 cm took place between January 2005 and January 2007, but otherwise, no clear secular variation was discerned.
8 To Perpetual Peace: A Secular Guarantee of Progress?
There has been a secular trend of increasing fungal HAIs in our ICU over the past decade.
"We are in the beginning of a secular change in the number of startups.
Between the First and Second Chechen Wars, what began as a secular nationalist push for independence transformed into militant fundamentalism based on a Salafist interpretation of Islam.
An assault on secular officials and politicians followed in a concerted drive to impose a rigorous interpretation of sharia law.
Almost all the new residents were Hasidim, members of a branch of Orthodox Judaism with adherents who follow a strict interpretation of Jewish law, speak Yiddish, and eschew engagement with the secular world.
