They had also come to view secular groups more as potential partners than as rivals.
It is precisely this style of Orthodoxy that has been whipsawed by two contradictory trends -- ever-increasing assimilation by less observant Jews and withering criticism by ultra-Orthodox Jews who view secular America as a spiritual pollutant that must be handled only to the extent necessary.
Characters in black hats and head coverings are not uncommon in Israeli cinema, but they tend to be viewed, by secular filmmakers, with curiosity or condescension, or as symbols of a social problem.
His work with the distinguished sociologist Peter H. Rossi in the early 1960s revealed the strengths of parochial schools, then being viewed by secular educators as second-rate and authoritarian and by liberal Catholics as a questionable use of church resources.
These results should be viewed against secular trends showing decreases in both the absolute mortality rate and door to balloon times, 72 73 and thus call attention to the opportunity to improve quality of care provided during off-hours.
In Feiglin's view, secular Zionism tried to gain a measure of acceptance from its neighbors and the world community by relinquishing land.
According to this view, secular laws must remain neutral between different religions.
What is embodiment?), 'world-views' (either secular or religiously inspired), or to the interwoveness of science, technology and society at large, tended to be regarded as being beyond the scope of ethical deliberation.
The Americans decided to help the Iraqis, viewing the secular Baghdad regime as a buffer against Islamist Iran.
Inside Syria, Assad has consolidated support among many who, while opposed to his family's four-decade autocratic rule, view his secular government as a bulwark against the chilling prospect of a jihadist takeover.
