The phrase "a secular order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a system or organization that operates independently of religious influence or authority.
Example: "The government established a secular order to ensure that all citizens, regardless of their faith, are treated equally under the law."
Alternatives: "a non-religious system" or "a secular framework".
If the old order was weakened, it was not merely a secular order that lost but an ecclesiastical order as well.
At the same time, the government has turned to the nation's top Muslim cleric to press young people into military service, despite Mr. Assad's assertion that he is defending a secular order.
It is Hinduism's variegated quality that allows the Hindu right to make the argument that Hinduism is a kind of secularism, and that, therefore, Indian Muslims' adherence to their exclusive monotheism amounts to a refusal of a secular order... Describes how Muslim personal law differs radically under the Indian system from Hindu law.
It is Hinduism's variegated quality that allows the Hindu right to make the argument that Hinduism is a kind of secularism, and that, therefore, Indian Muslims' adherence to their exclusive monotheism amounts to a refusal of a secular order... Describes how Muslim personal law differs radically under the Indian system from Hindu law..
On the contrary, fidelity to the teachings of Jesus require an indictment of the private religious sector for not being a better and more radical witness to a secular order whose recognition and stability it craves.
In this sense, Iran's political system arguably falls outside the minimalist vs. maximalist definitions of democracy, which more or less presuppose a secular order; instead, the post-revolutionary regime tries to fuse theocratic leadership with popular sovereignty.
Opponents of the AKP renewed their charges that the party posed a threat to Turkish secular order, and in March the constitutional court voted to hear a case that called for the dismantling of the AKP and the banning of dozens of party members, including Erdoğan, from political life for five years.
He went on to criticize an "almost idolatrous preoccupation with the secular order," expressing a view not very popular among Harvard's worldly faculty.
Opponents of the AKP renewed their charges that the party posed a threat to Turkish secular order, and Erdoğan's position appeared to come under increasing threat.
The deep state is a presumed clandestine network of military officers and their civilian allies who, for decades, suppressed and sometimes murdered dissidents, Communists, reporters, Islamists, Christian missionaries, and members of minority groups — anyone thought to pose a threat to the secular order, established in 1923 by Mustafa Kemal, or Atatürk.
He said the complaints about the Gülenists tended to come from people who were nostalgic for Turkey's old secular order, an era that he regarded as dead.
