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Meanings of irreligion in anglès
Absence of religion, an indifference towards religion, a rejection of religion, or hostility towards religion.
Usage of irreligion in anglès
1
Sin lifts bars against success: the root of failure lies in irreligion.
2
Every form of religion and irreligion found an asylum in the States.
3
Frances Wright preached communism and sex license in the name of irreligion.
4
They do not escape the almost inevitable consequence of making irreligion penal.
5
They are shocked by the irreligion of Massachusetts, and by Theodore Parker.
6
Charles still burns with indignation at her father's irreligion and personal ill-treatment.
7
He preferred to brood over his coarseness, his caddish ingratitude, his irreligion.
8
Therefore also this kind of temptation is a species of irreligion.
9
If religion is guilty of unreason, irreligion is guilty of apathy.
10
The humanists, too, fell into deep disgrace, charged with self-conceit, profligacy and irreligion.
11
If religion won't make a man moral, I don't see why irreligion should.
12
The apparent irreligion of to-day is the groundwork of the purer religion of to-morrow.
13
To tempt God is one of these; wherefore it is a species of irreligion.
14
Once more, there is degradation in the life of irreligion.
15
The irreligion of the Third Republic is a dogmatic irreligion.
16
Popular education comes more and more to mean popularized irreligion.
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