clericalism

n.

教权主义；

1. But to the French, who fought hard-won battles against authoritarian clericalism, it stems from a secular wish to keep religion in the private sphere.
   但是对于法国人来说，他们在对抗专制的教权主义中取得了来之不易的胜利，将宗教活动控制在私人区域内起源于一个非宗教化的愿望。

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