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• W2622930789 abstract "The term “secularization” refers to the process whereby the authority of religious institutions, beliefs and values declines in society, culture and politics. Secularization goes together with the processes of socio-economic development, which transform traditional agrarian communities into industrial societies. Secularization emanates from the profound effect of modernization on the organization and “self-interpretation” of society. As a rule, the transition to modernity started in Europe in the context where society had one religion, religion was institutionally represented by one church, and that church had a significant role and authority in society, culture and politics irrespective of whether the church depended on secular rulers or not. Concomitantly, the secularization of societies – i.e., the decline of socially authoritative religious values and institutions – takes in the Western Christian realm the form of the declining authority of traditional churches. The secularization of societies can be approached from political or sociocultural perspectives. George Moyser differentiates five process of political secularization: constitutional secularization, policy secularization, institutional secularization, agenda secularization, and ideological secularization. Correspondingly, the decline of church authority according to this approach is evaluated by the legal regulation of church-state relations, church involvement, influence and connectedness to the political identity, political processes, political culture and agenda. According to the socio-cultural perspective, however, the secularization of society is evaluated from the perspective of population. Secularization is operationalized as the decline of support for the social and political status of religious institutions, and as the decline of church-related religious practices, beliefs, rituals, and values among the population. This study follows the latter approach." @default.
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• W2622930789 title "Secularization of Society After Communism: Ten Catholic-Protestant Societies" @default.
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