We have been living on thissecularised idealism for a hundred and fifty years.
If an early Christian element is here preserved by the Gnostic schools, it has undoubtedly been hellenised and secularised as the reports shew.
But that the prophets altogether were in danger of being secularised is shewn in Didache XI.
All such property as had been secularised before the Treaty of Passau, 1552, was to remain so, but no further exercise of the right was to be allowed.
His confessor, Pedro de Soto, suggested that he should forbid all Lutheran preaching, insist on the restoration of secularised property, and of the Catholic ritual, and then leave every one to think as he pleased.
The bishopric of Naumburg had been secularised by John Frederick; Maurice was anxious to do the same with the bishopric of Merseburg.
We have traced the gradual paralysis of the secularised State religion.
It wassecularised during the Revolution, and dedicated by the Republic, not to the gods of religion, but to the heroes of liberty.
Restored to worship by the Restoration, it was again secularised under the Third Republic in order to admit of the burial of Victor Hugo.
He secularised his semi-ecclesiastical principality, became the first Duke of Prussia, and his State from the beginning adopted the evangelical faith.
If a principality consisted in whole or in part of a secularised ecclesiastical State, the machinery of the consistorial court lay ready to the hand of the prince, and was at once adapted to the use of the evangelical Church.
The effort to save pure Christianity from the secularised state-Church by carrying it to the desert or shutting it up in a monastery, produced the first great reform movement within the Christian Church.
The Papacy had secularised itself, and European monarchs were accustomed to treat the Popes as secular princes.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "secularised" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
