Noun:

ସାମାଜିକୀକରଣ,

sacralizing's Usage Examples:

Additionally, Paul Nuechterlein accused the authors of re-sacralizing violence, adding that "we human beings are the ones who put our faith.

By desacralizing the natural world, dualism has left it vulnerable to exploitation and.

Saliva (1988–89): A performance and a sacralizing ceremony of bodily fluids by Keith Hennessy with Jeffrey Alphonsus Mooney.

beliefs centered on a feminized Holy Spirit, the right of women to preach, sacralizing the sex act, and metaphorically re-gendering Jesus Christ.

In more or less allusive poems, included by Cioculescu among the "desacralizing" texts, Caragiale also tests the limits of propriety, and questions.

stated, "In this context, her cult must be seen as part of a process of sacralizing the Carolingian family that culminated in the eighth century with their.

reaffirmed and reinterpreted, at once giving them added viability and sacralizing their new form.

They built an ornate temple dedicated to sacralizing the giving of charity; this was eventually institutionalized as a mutual.

that a naturalistic approach to religion and ethics was possible in a desacralizing world.

Shepard called this kind of self-validating reduction “the evangelical desacralizing of place”.

systems which locate spiritual authority in an external hierarchy, instead sacralizing the direct perception of an internal "life force".

By desacralizing power and frontal attacks on the clergy, the crown, according to William.

He characterized this as never confirmed by the facts and sacralizing the economic system with a "crude and naive trust in the goodness of.