Do clergymen experience secularization in their‎ everyday lives, despite their initial opposition to it? The present work attempts to answer‎ this question by looking for signs of secularization in the everyday lives of clergymen. The data were collected through direct observation and semi-structured interviews. To select the seventeen clergymen as participants, purposeful sampling and the snowball method were used, and the results were then classified into nine‎ clusters. The results found that one of the most prevalent‎ reasons for the emergence of secularization is a tendency to‎ coexist with their society, which teaches clergymen to avoid absolutistic views...