Plus, there isn't yet an instructive model in the United States for areligious, sober-ambivalent booze-free bars.
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Despite Trump's well-documented immoral and largely areligious history, white evangelicals decided to stick with the Republican ticket.
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There is a radical interpretation of Islam being practiced by terror groups in concert with often areligious geopolitical aims and the tactics of a crime syndicate.
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What a relief it must be that such a horribly areligious nation will now attempt to cut itself entirely from civilisation and return to its natural state of cannibalistic, racist barbarism.
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A few states that allow religious exemptions have made them more difficult to get, requiring things like a signed affidavit from areligious leader instead of simply filling out an online form.
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The Turkish military is also filled with staunch secularists for the most part, seeing their role as the watchdogs that keep Turkey nationalist and areligious, just like the founder of the modern republic, Ataturk, would've wanted.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads By the time I arrived at 24 West 221th Street, the bathtub full of pig's blood was gone, as were all but one of the D-list bêtes noires of the areligious right that had conspired to assemble what organizer Lucian Wintrich described to me as "the first conservative art show" New York City had ever seen.
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She highlighted that the presumed pagan elements within it all reflected "areligious folklore, transferable from one religious tradition to another", while it was produced by people living in Late Anglo-Saxon England who would have considered themselves to be Christian and who felt no need to highly Christianise it.
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It renounced the coalition between the Protestant Anti Revolutionary Party and the catholic General League and antithesis between religious and areligious parties. Catholic influences within society should be limited. The CHP advocated limited government. It supported only limited government interference in the economy and instead advocated charity to help the poor.
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Diego was apolitical and areligious. More than religion, Diego believed his life would be transformed in New York. He had heard about certain boys, the puta- timadores who hustled foreigners for money in exchange for their company, and there were rumors of a few who managed to parlay that into a ticket out of the country and were living in luxury in foreign capitals. Diego decided to go down to the Teatro Colón, where the hustler boys hung out looking for their marks, and try his luck.
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The Winthrop Woman begins with young Elizabeth Fones and her family travelling to visit their family at their grandfather's countryside estate. Elizabeth's uncle, John Winthrop, is especially pious and strict about Protestantism; and he chides his sister for not taking proper care of her children, Elizabeth in particular, who is hot- headed and capricious. Elizabeth is caught blaspheming and is beaten, resulting in her becoming areligious and instilling in her a hatred for her uncle. Years later, Elizabeth Fones has become a beautiful young woman working in her ailing father's apothecary.
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Mosque of Murad II () The Mosque of Murad II which is located in the Muradiye neighbourhood, was built by Ottoman Sultan Murad II (reigned 1421–1444 and 1446– 1451) along with the Uzunkopru and opened to service in 1444. It's one of the mosques carrying the title of Selatin, a mosque commissioned by the Ottoman dynasty. Although the Muradiye Mosque was originally built as a part of Külliye, areligious building complex, with a hammam (bayh) and an imaret (public kitchen) around, today only the mosque has survived. The mosque made of rubble is seated on a rectangular base measuring 22 m (72 ft) in length and in width.
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A volume on early Christian and Islamic art appeared in 1844; one on "the actual middle ages" in 1850; the Gothic in 1856; the late Middle Ages in 1861; and medieval Italian art in 1864. At this point, instead of continuing his survey into the Renaissance, Schnaase began work on a second edition of the existing work. He was aided in the revision by a number of prominent art historians. It has been suggested that Schnaase stopped where he did "because of the appearance of Jacob Burckhardt's equally contextual works on the Renaissance as well as... the areligious attitudes of the modern era."M.
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" Law and Contemporary Problems 71:3 (2008, pg. 153-168) Big Love was also studied as a part of Andrew Atkinson's study of HBO programs and the post-secular humanistic themes they elicit. In writing of Big Love, Atkinson too draws on the parallel between gay rights and polygamist rights illuminated by the series, but focuses more on the series' influential humanistic elements. In fact, he somewhat rebuffs earlier assertions made: "The attention that is paid to the minute details of Mormon ritual, theology, and historical disputes demonstrates that HBO's writers are uncomfortable with the supposed dichotomy that constructs homosexuality as by default areligious.
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Dovzhenko also included the generational differences between older and younger Soviet citizens and the "changing-of-consciousness" necessary to accept the new regime as a theme in the film. This is demonstrated in the juxtapositon between Vasyl, who wholeheartedly accepts the new collectivization initiatives and the motorized tractor as a way to harvest crops more quickly and efficiently; and his father, who is skeptical about Communism and stubbornly continues to use a ox- driven plow. The changing of consciousness occurs when Vasyl is murdered and his father turns away the priest in favor of an areligious funeral. Communism is also linked with progress and modernity in this film, such as with the depiction of the arrival of the tractor and the invocation of a Communist- built airplane at the funeral.
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He wrote, with equal ease, short lyrics dealing with soft transitory feelings and moods as well as long narrative poems having diverse characters and complex social situations.Sahithyalokam Trimonthly; January–March 1985;pp 41–45;Kerala SahithyaAcademy,ThrissurArticles and features on Thirunalloor Karunakaran published in various magazines and journals in July 2006-An Idealistic Ordeal Several of his works, like lyrics written for various media and artforms like 'Kadhaprasangam' and stageplays, as well as marching songs, articles and writings in Sanskrit, are yet to be compiled. This includes the Sanskrit translation of Kumaran Asan's Chandala Bhikshuki and studies in Indian aesthetics.Bhashaposhini Monthly; May 2004;pp 6–12 Kottayam Thirunalloor was an atheist, who believed that the Indian philosophy is essentially materialistic and areligious and he strongly called for a critical evaluation of the Bhagavad Gita and the philosophy of Shankaracharya (Adi Shankara) to expose their darker sides.
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