| From the point of view of civil law a contract on carrying a child entered into by a surrogate mother and biological parents is an ordinary paid services agreement, and sacralization is not appropriate here. |
| In opposition to Durkheim's theory of sacralization, Radcliffe-Brown took the point of view that nature is introduced into the social order rather than secondary to it. |
| His religious outlook is shown in a wider sacralization of the law in his reign. |
| And it is such a huge subject I would need more than one lifetime to do it justice. Yes, there is a form of sacralization of Woman, a constant questioning of these people who crowd into my day to day life. |
| In Roman law, the profanation is the reverse action of sacralization that consists in taking away things from the free use to keep them in reserve for the sacred sphere. |
| Ritual union which may also be accomplished symbolically is, for both partners, a form of sacralization, the act being a participation in cosmic and divine processes. |
