Definition of secularist in English:

secularist

noun ˈsɛkjʊlərɪstˈsɛkjələrəst

A person who advocates separation of the state from religious institutions.
secularists wanted religious reform as the first step to a secular society
Example sentencesExamples
- Secularists don't want to be told that they are all sinners.
- For liberal secularists committed to the separation of church and state, this was a big victory.
- The long conservative debate with liberals and secularists gave the movement more than a tinge of rationalism and empiricism.
- Our words and actions will support secularists in their principled stand against fundamentalists.
- Religion in the former sense is a cement for communal harmony, and not otherwise as some modernists and secularists believe.
- The secularists there have not underestimated religion, they have just made the mistake of believing they could control everything with the army.
- Jefferson is usually identified with the enlightened secularists who sought to protect a secular vision of life from the tyranny of the churches.
- The true secularist's distrust of the 'order of prophecy' can turn his indifference towards religion into actual disdain and contempt.
- I believe all secularists, all progressives and socialists should fight these attacks.
- His exploits might have brought tears to many secularists looking desperately to reaffirm their faith in a pluralist society.

adjective ˈsɛkjʊlərɪstˈsɛkjələrəst

Advocating or relating to separation of the state from religious institutions.
secularist ideology
secularist campaigners
Example sentencesExamples
- This perspective has taken issue with the secularist position.
- Secularist rationalism and the growth of constructive atheism have created a spiritual vacuum obvious to religious believers.
- Will you have to fall back on a secularist position, saying that there is no religious way of legitimating the American regime?
- I call upon all secularist forces and freedom-lovers to stand up and protest against the setting up of these tribunals in Canada.
- Doing away with these books is top on the secularist agenda.
- He rose from solicitor's clerk and part-time secularist lecturer to become one of the most formidable public speakers and unofficial legal advocates in Victorian Britain.
- Other European nations came to blows with the Church over secularist legislation.
- Since the end of the First World War, strong secularist tendencies have been evident.
- He was a secularist dictator, not a fundamentalist.
- He was a poet, essayist, novelist, and playwright, the son of a secularist tailor.

Definition of secularist in US English:

secularist

nounˈsɛkjələrəstˈsekyələrəst

A person who advocates separation of the state from religious institutions.
secularists wanted religious reform as the first step to a secular society
Example sentencesExamples
- The long conservative debate with liberals and secularists gave the movement more than a tinge of rationalism and empiricism.
- Jefferson is usually identified with the enlightened secularists who sought to protect a secular vision of life from the tyranny of the churches.
- Secularists don't want to be told that they are all sinners.
- The true secularist's distrust of the 'order of prophecy' can turn his indifference towards religion into actual disdain and contempt.
- Our words and actions will support secularists in their principled stand against fundamentalists.
- His exploits might have brought tears to many secularists looking desperately to reaffirm their faith in a pluralist society.
- Religion in the former sense is a cement for communal harmony, and not otherwise as some modernists and secularists believe.
- For liberal secularists committed to the separation of church and state, this was a big victory.
- The secularists there have not underestimated religion, they have just made the mistake of believing they could control everything with the army.
- I believe all secularists, all progressives and socialists should fight these attacks.

adjectiveˈsɛkjələrəstˈsekyələrəst

Advocating or relating to separation of the state from religious institutions.
secularist ideology
secularist campaigners
Example sentencesExamples
- He was a poet, essayist, novelist, and playwright, the son of a secularist tailor.
- Since the end of the First World War, strong secularist tendencies have been evident.
- This perspective has taken issue with the secularist position.
- Doing away with these books is top on the secularist agenda.
- Other European nations came to blows with the Church over secularist legislation.
- He rose from solicitor's clerk and part-time secularist lecturer to become one of the most formidable public speakers and unofficial legal advocates in Victorian Britain.
- Secularist rationalism and the growth of constructive atheism have created a spiritual vacuum obvious to religious believers.
- He was a secularist dictator, not a fundamentalist.
- Will you have to fall back on a secularist position, saying that there is no religious way of legitimating the American regime?
- I call upon all secularist forces and freedom-lovers to stand up and protest against the setting up of these tribunals in Canada.

词汇	secularist
释义	Definition of secularist in English: secularist noun ˈsɛkjʊlərɪstˈsɛkjələrəst A person who advocates separation of the state from religious institutions. secularists wanted religious reform as the first step to a secular society Example sentencesExamples Secularists don't want to be told that they are all sinners. For liberal secularists committed to the separation of church and state, this was a big victory. The long conservative debate with liberals and secularists gave the movement more than a tinge of rationalism and empiricism. Our words and actions will support secularists in their principled stand against fundamentalists. Religion in the former sense is a cement for communal harmony, and not otherwise as some modernists and secularists believe. The secularists there have not underestimated religion, they have just made the mistake of believing they could control everything with the army. Jefferson is usually identified with the enlightened secularists who sought to protect a secular vision of life from the tyranny of the churches. The true secularist's distrust of the 'order of prophecy' can turn his indifference towards religion into actual disdain and contempt. I believe all secularists, all progressives and socialists should fight these attacks. His exploits might have brought tears to many secularists looking desperately to reaffirm their faith in a pluralist society. adjective ˈsɛkjʊlərɪstˈsɛkjələrəst Advocating or relating to separation of the state from religious institutions. secularist ideology secularist campaigners Example sentencesExamples This perspective has taken issue with the secularist position. Secularist rationalism and the growth of constructive atheism have created a spiritual vacuum obvious to religious believers. Will you have to fall back on a secularist position, saying that there is no religious way of legitimating the American regime? I call upon all secularist forces and freedom-lovers to stand up and protest against the setting up of these tribunals in Canada. Doing away with these books is top on the secularist agenda. He rose from solicitor's clerk and part-time secularist lecturer to become one of the most formidable public speakers and unofficial legal advocates in Victorian Britain. Other European nations came to blows with the Church over secularist legislation. Since the end of the First World War, strong secularist tendencies have been evident. He was a secularist dictator, not a fundamentalist. He was a poet, essayist, novelist, and playwright, the son of a secularist tailor. Definition of secularist in US English: secularist nounˈsɛkjələrəstˈsekyələrəst A person who advocates separation of the state from religious institutions. secularists wanted religious reform as the first step to a secular society Example sentencesExamples The long conservative debate with liberals and secularists gave the movement more than a tinge of rationalism and empiricism. Jefferson is usually identified with the enlightened secularists who sought to protect a secular vision of life from the tyranny of the churches. Secularists don't want to be told that they are all sinners. The true secularist's distrust of the 'order of prophecy' can turn his indifference towards religion into actual disdain and contempt. Our words and actions will support secularists in their principled stand against fundamentalists. His exploits might have brought tears to many secularists looking desperately to reaffirm their faith in a pluralist society. Religion in the former sense is a cement for communal harmony, and not otherwise as some modernists and secularists believe. For liberal secularists committed to the separation of church and state, this was a big victory. The secularists there have not underestimated religion, they have just made the mistake of believing they could control everything with the army. I believe all secularists, all progressives and socialists should fight these attacks. adjectiveˈsɛkjələrəstˈsekyələrəst Advocating or relating to separation of the state from religious institutions. secularist ideology secularist campaigners Example sentencesExamples He was a poet, essayist, novelist, and playwright, the son of a secularist tailor. Since the end of the First World War, strong secularist tendencies have been evident. This perspective has taken issue with the secularist position. Doing away with these books is top on the secularist agenda. Other European nations came to blows with the Church over secularist legislation. He rose from solicitor's clerk and part-time secularist lecturer to become one of the most formidable public speakers and unofficial legal advocates in Victorian Britain. Secularist rationalism and the growth of constructive atheism have created a spiritual vacuum obvious to religious believers. He was a secularist dictator, not a fundamentalist. Will you have to fall back on a secularist position, saying that there is no religious way of legitimating the American regime? I call upon all secularist forces and freedom-lovers to stand up and protest against the setting up of these tribunals in Canada.
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