Sentence examples for secular creed from inspiring English sources
Divas live in a realm where show-business cliches become a secular creed.
Comte founded the "religion of humanity", a secular creed based on the most advanced "science" of the day – phrenology.
A review of existing EU law is under way, with a view to cutting red tape.This is an unfamiliar approach in an organisation where "more Europe" often serves as a secular creed.
Both Mr. Hussein and the late President Hafez al-Assad basically first used the party's secular creed to help establish the dominance of their respective religious minorities -- Sunni Muslims in Iraq and Alawites, an offshoot of Shiite Islam, in Syria.
Of course, this latest foray into mateland by a serving politician, bizarre or otherwise, is not the first, and nor will it be the last, invocation of our nation's secular creed.
The first is the failure of secular creeds: religion's political comeback started during the 1970s, when faith in government everywhere was crumbling.
And if you count secular creeds, it is also the original home of the women's rights and abolitionist movements, and the American civic religion, baseball.
Both now accept Indonesia's secular founding creed, pancasila, which preaches religious tolerance (though you are supposed to believe in God).Moderate successSeveral of the country's political parties began life as the political wings of religious movements such as NU and Muhammidiyah.
Sykes-Picot came at a moment where nationalism and secular ideas were dominant creeds.
One solution: The radical Islamists get to dictate the national creed, but the secular atheists have the option of repunctuating it.
Was there any adherence in Clichy-Montfermeil to the French creed of a secular life in which religion and its demands are clearly subordinated to the rules and customs of the republic?
