Sentence examples for amenable to religious from inspiring English sources

Will the party, of necessity, become more amenable to religious diversity?

He perhaps thought it was important to present such accounts as representative of an objective approach to a question that was more amenable to mystical or religious approaches.

This paper shows that while there is reason to believe that most of Christendom would be amenable to astrobiological evidence, the larger religious landscape of the world seems to be philosophically constituted to not merely survive astrobiological pursuits, but to be explicitly compatible with, or even validated by, evidence of the universe harboring life beyond Earth.

"Recycled scrap tire material is not amenable in any way to religious purposes.

Whether or not the Qurʾān was divinely revealed is a question of religious belief that is not amenable to historical or philological confirmation or falsification.

But in recent years, the religious Zionists have become less amenable to compromising for the sake of keeping the peace with secular society.

However, cultural traditions may be more amenable to modification, especially if advocated by reformers with religious credentials.

It's true that the majority of our students are Pagans because they're the most amenable to the stuff we're doing and most religious leaders oppose magick.

Eventually the sheer number of migrants there and elsewhere in colonial America who wanted religious freedom for themselves created conditions amenable to a principled commitment to freedom of religion for others (although this was the work of some generations).

A State Department which talks to archbishops and ayatollahs overseas may be more amenable to engaging the subcontracting services of American NGOs that have a conservative religious agenda.

The material is based on the work of the distinguished Romanian novelist and religious historian Mircea Eliade, but Eliade's ideas may not be amenable to dramatic treatment, and, in this case, they have been handled with appalling solemnity.