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  • ve music was sacred, and his conservative was secular, a situation almost unique among composers of
  • He was associated with the Janata Dal ( Secular), a party led by H. D. Deve Gowda.
  • hurch attendance, fasting and abstinence from secular activities.
  • Dime Store Prophets often opened for secular acts such as Joan Jett, Mudhoney, and Better
  • ded as a minister, prevented from clerical or secular advancement, and told he could not preach at
  • , when Marius became bishop and took over the secular affairs of the diocese.
  • the Arches in 1423; then devoting his time to secular affairs he was sent on an embassy to Calais i
  • eme ruler of Benin heading both religious and secular affairs.
  • ry of Marcigny, where she retired from active secular affairs.
  • eful ruler that involved himself primarely in secular affairs.
  • ialogue Between Two Cambridge Professors In A Secular Age (Mowbray), 1966.
  • nt, on which he has released his most recent, secular, album, which featured a new version of "It's
  • d similar production quality when compared to secular albums, but suffered from poor distribution a
  • All are secular, all are vocal, and they include 16 madrigals
  • It was launched as a secular alternative rock station in 1994, as an alter
  • All of Basin's surviving music is secular, although some of the anonymous music in the
  • of Science!", "Atheism is Myth-Understood!", " Secular Humanists for a Secular America.",
  • vity display at the pavilion, and also allows secular and non-Christian religious symbols to be pla
  • distinct from the Christian Church were both secular and spiritual.
  • ee with you on the arbitrary division between secular and religious-themed music, tho I am not a Ch
  • The Portuguese order had originally both a secular and religious component; by the 18th century,
  • ardian of the Catholic Church superior to all secular and ecclesiastical rulers.
  • As the modern world has become more secular and as many societies have become more religi
  • He was renowned as a praise poet of both secular and religious noblemen, and also reflects the
  • e self and the non-self that all action, both secular and religious, including the study of Vedanta
  • Although unlettered, his advice was sought by secular and ecclesiastical dignitaries, and was a fru
  • Rapprochement in the secular and civil society.
  • on as a skilful composer of vocal music, both secular and sacred, in the conservative polyphonic st
  • Instruction was given both in secular and in religious subjects.
  • The Earliest Songbook in England - Medieval secular and religious songs (Catherine King, Stephen
  • All of Fiesco's surviving works are secular and vocal.
  • s an American science fiction fan and writer, secular and religious publisher, and minister.
  • ssues arising from the clash between Israel's secular and Jewish identities.
  • ed in two manuscripts along with a variety of secular and courtly texts, one of which was compiled
  • West gave rise to numerous associations both secular and religious.
  • but knew would be a deal breaker for his more secular and modernist Muslim allies.
  • hool, the madressa Muhammadiah, in which free secular and religious education is imparted to Muslim
  • years the inhabitants of Trastevere and their secular and republican associations commemorated the
  • gamy and circumcision, while arguing that the secular and biomedical approaches are not proved to h
  • 0-minute concert is a program of traditional, secular, and religious Christmas carols performed by
  • He was brought up with both secular and talmudic education.
  • His education was mostly in secular and Dutch-medium schools.
  • Israel which is intended to benefit Israel's secular and religious communities simultaneously (des
  • de Israel, perhaps even including the Reform, secular, and other groups, refer to these holidays by
  • adopted, as a matter of convenience, by many secular and non-Christian countries.
  • the UPJB is The promotion of a contemporary, secular, and progressive Judaism in the diaspora, in
  • here were in the diocese 32,000 Catholics; 84 secular and 44 regular priests; 75 churches with miss
  • thod are understandably offensive to both the secular and the conventional religious establishments
  • , had relaxed in discipline; the clergy, both secular and regular, were for the most part worldly m
  • re was no need to confess, since all priests, secular and regular, were unworthy.
  • abbinical knowledge by private studies in the secular and classical branches.
  • years the inhabitants of Trastevere and their secular and republican associations commemorated the
  • recorded over 500 pieces, both religious and secular, and has performed in a number of countries t
  • their rich diversity of subject matter, both secular and religious, and the light that they shed o
  • ntains Ghoti Hook versions of songs both from secular and Christian music.
  • SISU's music selection includes both secular and religious Israeli performers and Jewish a
  • a wind orchestra with which he performed both secular and spiritual music.
  • Riggle was interviewed numerous times by both secular and religiously oriented media.
  • d his music, and Myers her distinctive mix of secular and spiritual elements".
  • nt musical centers was Venice, which had both secular and sacred patronage available.
  • He composed both secular and sacred works, but the most of his output
  • Events are held in secular and church venues around the city.
  • nced by the Indian Independence Movement, was secular and committed to Poorana Swaraj (Complete Sel
  • This interest with addressing God to a secular and Western audience has been a fundamental t
  • of a Librarian that the librarian possess all secular and sacred learning; he must be a professiona
  • All of his surviving music is secular, and the largest single source is the Squarci
  • ericord seats in the chancel, with religious, secular and mythical carvings
  • He proposed a secular and decentralized university system; with loc
  • nt, his best couplets can be read at both the secular and spiritual levels, and are, for this reaso
  • t policy, and generally reflect pro-minority, secular and feminist slants.
  • His output was both sacred and secular, and hugely prolific: over 500 works have bee
  • ochow, Moses White conducted a school for the secular and religious instruction of the Foochow peop
  • es: between politics and poetics, between the secular and the sacred, and between the colonizer and
  • has developed early modern Italic script, the secular and ecclesiastical leaders of the Carolingian
  • opposition figures" as well as parties "both secular and religious, Arab and Kurdish."
  • are probably the only organized force because secular and legitimate parties are not allowed access
  • His rule was considered secular and as such he was occasionally accorded the
  • The movement is secular and heavily influenced by leftist Marxist ide
  • rt from traditional Newa music, there is also secular and popular Newa music.
  • It was mostly dominated by secular and leftist groups, and the founder of the Ir
  • e mystical and metaphysical at one level, and secular and physical at another.
  • This choir sang both secular and religious music and performed in local an
  • ntellectual, who provided his children with a secular and political, rather than religious, upbring
  • The kanun were "a form of secular and administrative law considered to be a val
  • d High Holy Day services to reflect Feminist, Secular, and other non-traditional Jewish communities
  • s held by Welsh aristocrats of Trawsgoed both secular and ecclesiastical as they are identified in
  • es on major African university campuses, both secular and religious.
  • Laud exploited his secular and religious roles to implement the policy o
  • The conflicts between secular and religious authorities are here represente
  • e struggles of what it regards as democratic, secular, anti-imperialist organizations of women and
  • Icelandic linguist, writer, philologist and a secular antiimperialist intellectual.
  • ding and on his control of ecclesiastical and secular appointments.
  • ctober 14th, 2010, the Dalai Lama advocated a secular approach to compassion to a standing room onl
  • relatively intact examples of late Byzantine secular architecture in the world.
  • re excellent examples of French religious and secular architecture of the period.
  • egarded as a masterpiece of medieval European secular architecture.
  • scholars have also applied Leff's critique to secular arguments for a normative morality.
  • y condemned, degraded, and handed over to the secular arm (to be "executed").
  • rance toward non-Christians, both through the secular arm and directing the angry crowds, which att
  • There were fears of the secular armed forces refusing to accept the election
  • There were turcopoles in the secular armies of Outremer but they were also often f
  • nd icons and often regarded as the founder of secular art in Bulgaria due to the introduction of ev
  • 1986 Album by a Secular Artist - No More Night
  • ional award called A. T. Kovoor Award for the secular artist.
  • ury hand and contains miscellaneous material, secular as well as religious, in prose and verse.
  • m the countship of Pisa, making him the chief secular as well as ecclesiastical authority in the ci
  • Fidelity when personified stands for the secular aspect of Faith, or the trust that exists bet
  • Broadly, she is an atheist with affinity to secular aspects of Hindu culture such as dress and di
  • ht and republicanism, joining the Young Men's Secular Association, the National Secular Society, an
  • d Joseph Symes, President of the Australasian Secular Association, Monty Miller, a veteran radical
  • unity of Massachusetts gradually adopted more secular attitudes and emerged as a liberal, cosmopoli
  • at Ayin, which attracts a mixed religious and secular audience of more than 1000 people.
  • Gut Level Music was explicitly aimed at a secular audience, and marked changes designed to enha
  • om the planctus in that it was intended for a secular audience.
  • h and practical advice is favoured among more secular audiences.
  • evangelistic lyrics, and they often played to secular audiences.
  • the song gained Adams great popularity in the secular audiences.
  • blasphemous heresy, and was delivered to the secular authorities for punishment.
  • He argues that Landa's excesses caused the secular authorities to remove the Franciscans' right
  • The Polychronion is chanted for the secular authorities (Orthodox monarchs are mentioned
  • rovision, and may be explained if some of the secular authorities were opposing his provision.
  • l congregations stated: "Our position is that secular authorities deal with crime while elders deal
  • The secular authorities welcomed this ruling as it preser
  • not only to mortify the flesh, but to coerce secular authorities and even to convince God himself.
  • and examine offenders and to hand over to the secular authorities such as had relapsed or refused t
  • Aside from William and Pagan, no secular authorities witnessed the treaty, perhaps ind
  • uestioned the account of the ecclesiastic and secular authorities involved in the case.
  • e Lutheran and Calvinist reformers related to secular authorities, such as princes, magistrates, or
  • r to a rabbinic leader appointed by the local secular authorities.
  • He was tortured and then turned over to the secular authorities.
  • 's opposition to the execution of a Jesuit by secular authorities.
  • While the Radical Reformation rejected any secular authority over the Church, the Magisterial Re
  • jects of his period: the relationship between secular authority (represented by the Holy Roman Empe
  • rom its actualisation, becoming the principal secular authority in Saxony after.
  • e Protestant delegates refused to be bound by secular authority in matters of faith.
  • liberal bureaucrats committed to the cause of secular authority in the Lebanon Mountain, but there
  • ochstift was often used to denote the form of secular authority held by bishops ruling a prince-bis
  • rvene in the matters usually in the sphere of secular authority.
  • ated a change in the Church's attitude toward secular authority.
  • to bring education, marriage and burial under secular authority.
  • iness for the award, similar to applause at a secular awards ceremony.
  • led and guided tens of thousands of Jews from secular backgrounds to draw closer to the Torah path.
  • va grew to 100 students, attracting many from secular backgrounds.
  • 's writing was influenced in part by an older secular ballad.
  • ing persons are activists associated with the secular Baloch nationalist and Sindhi nationalist mov
  • ime at shul, when he or she reaches age 12, a secular Bar/Bas Mitzvah ceremony, called a commenceme
  • ature of the apse at the end of Ancient Roman secular basilicas, which was adopted in Early Christi
  • and Freedoms, deciding that there was no true secular basis for the legislation and its only purpos
  • 6, H.D. Deve Gowda, now leader of Janata Dal ( Secular), became Prime Minister of India as part of a
  • By way of disguises, he appeared very secular, being versed in gambling and wearing fashion
  • was imitated by other breweries, Trappist and secular, Belgian and worldwide, leading to the emerge
  • Natan Lerner, Religion, Secular Beliefs, and Human Rights: 25 Years after the
  • and the album was highly controversial in the secular black metal scene at the time it was released
  • like those songs, replaced sacred lyrics with secular blues lyrics with doo-wop call and response h
  • ith students and befriended them in the first secular boarding school.
  • educational institutions, are the officers of secular bodies of some antiquity.
  • viniana, was Europe's greatest collections of secular books: historical chronicles, philosophic and
  • has published in journals both religious and secular, both domestic and foreign, both well-known a
  • Oudenaarde Town Hall was a late flowering of secular Brabantine Gothic architecture, carrying on t
  • years it has branched out and performed with secular brass bands, such as Excelsior Brass .
  • other countries, and is applied by a range of secular brewers to a strong pale ale in the style of
  • enerable Bede and is the first such post at a secular British University.
  • ch metalwork - most examples of the style are secular brooches.
  • young woman who tries to bring her estranged, secular brother back into the fold.
  • nt), the building is reputed to be the oldest secular building in South Bedfordshire.
  • ue as it is a wholly exceptional example of a secular building in late Gothic style, which dramatic
  • uation services the Cathedral is treated as a secular building.
  • A large number of small ecclesiastical and secular buildings in Austria and Germany were designe
  • Gothic style which characterized most of his secular buildings, such as Eustatia, a home for St. L
  • Though he also designed secular buildings, Connolly is known for his Gothic R
  • ies was the proportion of the central hall in secular buildings.
  • Although totally immersed in secular business he received several rich ecclesiasti
  • She entered as a secular but in 1622 took her vows and spent the rest
  • rman: Stift Gandersheim) is a former house of secular canonesses (Frauenstift) in the present town
  • Hildesheim about jurisdiction in the house of secular canonesses at Gandersheim Abbey.
  • Sergius II for permission to found a house of secular canonesses, duly established at their proprie
  • he replacement of the house with a college of secular canons led by a dean in 1540.
  • Before the reform of 1135 Saint-Loup's secular canons could enjoy the fruits of their preben
  • laf in order that he might found a college of secular canons at South Malling near Lewes.
  • monastery was changed into a congregation of secular canons living in community.
  • here was a collegiate church served by twelve secular canons founded ca.
  • 13 on the site of an earlier establishment of secular canons and settled by monks from the Abbey of
  • ule of life is based generally on that of the secular canons.
  • However in 1734, Bach performed a secular cantata dramma per musica in honour of August
  • Franck had already written several secular cantata texts prior to his association with J
  • 208, also known as the Hunting Cantata, is a secular cantata composed in 1713 by Johann Sebastian
  • As an adaptation of a previously composed secular cantata, BWV 34a, it reached its current form
  • nificant amount of church music (now lost), a secular cantata, 73 symphonies, a violin concerto and
  • Bach - Secular cantatas
  • In the early part of the century, secular cantatas once again became prominent, while t
  • Steinitz performed all the extant church and secular cantatas, 208 separate works, at various venu
  • enty-five Church Cantatas, four Motets, three secular Cantatas, and various composite programmes an
  • Bach composed several secular cantatas, including Die Zeit, die Tag und Jah
  • ton Webern's last three compositions, two are secular cantatas: Cantata No. 1, op. 29 (1938-39), an
  • There are numerous other examples of secular cantus firmi used for composition of masses;
  • ren's Christian shows till 9 a.m., a blend of secular cartoons and sitcoms until noon or 1 p.m., an
  • ndence, the Sagham was very well aware of the secular caste less society and used its advantages.
  • y allowed some monasteries to be refounded as secular cathedrals served by dean and chapter instead
  • Humanist Association having now trained as a secular Celebrant.
  • the secular celebration of youth
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