Sentence examples for more secular age from inspiring English sources

It was the dawning of a more secular age.

Some people feel that in this ever more secular age we shouldn't talk about these things.

In general, in this more secular age, we still manage to celebrate the big moments in our lives.

In the old days, the Other meant the devil; even in this more secular age something of that remains.

We may live in a more secular age, but at least a dozen dramas on the epic scale which the Bible – or perhaps producers – seems to demand are in various stages of development.

He thinks the collapse in the restraining power of religion helped to push the world into the era of total war.Given that we are all products of the more secular age which "the war to end all wars" ushered in, many people will find his theory pretty far-fetched.

The Puritan goal to further reform the nation as a whole was transmuted into the more individualistic spiritual concerns of Pietism or else the more secular concerns of the Age of Reason.

Since then, Britain has grown more secular and pluralistic: fewer than one in three young people aged 18-24 have a religious affiliation.

In an age in which music was an essential social grace, composers wrote more secular music, in which fewer technical restrictions were in force and experimentation and novelty were applauded.

"Twenty-five years later the society is much more secular.

If our age does not want such a voice, if it prefers to bring him down to a more secular, acceptable and ordinary level, that is a reflection on us, not him.