Their goal is to embed the visual arts in the social and thus psychological fabric of secular life in the Renaissance, at least as lived by the wealthy few, and by the artists and artisans who met their material needs on important occasions.
The secular approach to conscience includes psychological, physiological, sociological, humanitarian and authoritarian views.
In a post-millennial U.S., with our cult of psychological inquiry and our secular religion of tout comprendre, c'est tout pardonner?
Many psychological studies show that secular grownups tend to be less vengeful, less nationalistic, less militaristic, less authoritarian and more tolerant, on average, than religious adults.
We adjusted for substudy to account for both the different KXRF machines used in the two substudies, as well as secular trends in lead exposure and possibly psychological symptom reporting, and age (years) at bone lead measurement, which is related to measured bone lead concentrations (Wilker et al. 2011).
To the victim, an offense occurring in 1969 may have been no less devastating than one in 1989, but over those two decades the laws and psychological theory affecting responses by both secular and religious authorities evolved dramatically.
The Turkish military needs to undergo a significant psychological transformation, accepting that stewardship of the secular democracy is best handed over to civic institutions.
Inconsistencies were observed in family burden and CHQ scores, which may be due to the fact that family burden was more related to providing care for the patient, while the psychological health of the family was more related to secular changes.
But we cannot grasp the full psychological impact of this "mutation in human nature" in purely secular terms.
"We met, we quarrelled, we drank tea and coffee and it provided some psychological relief," says, with a laugh, Munira Fakhro of the secular Wa'ad party (the National Democratic Action Society).
