Sentence examples for secular variants from inspiring English sources
Because the arbitration system and the Harvester judgment that inaugurated it took their moral language from Rerum Novarum, the 1891 encyclical that sparked off the Catholic social movements, we can say that it is this doctrine, and its secular variants, that sits at the very centre of Australian political values, and major parties depart too far from it at their peril.
Indeed, the extraordinary determination of contraception advocates to force the recalcitrant to pay suggests that the campaign is really about ideology, or even theology, only of a secular variant.
This inverse hierarchy took secular form.
paleomagnetic secular variation.
Glagolitic was kept longer among the (Roman Catholic) Croatians, both for their variant of Church Slavonic and for secular writing; secular inscriptions date from before 1100.
For a start, the idea that all shades of Islamism are de facto "extremist" is simply insulting to the rich tradition and history of Islamic political thought, whose variants range from the quasi-secular to the uber-theocratic.
The evangelical-Protestant culture of DUP members makes them incapable of empathy with their Catholic counterparts, while the secular-Leninist Sinn Féin variant makes that party immune to the trauma the IRA campaign inflicted, particularly on Protestant members of the "security forces".
The tracks Snaith made drew from African music and American house, itself an African variant, though it all ended up sounding like one secular, nameless pulse.
"Neither secular nor liberal".
The secular activists won.
