Sentence examples for conceptions of a from inspiring English sources

The traditional Naga religion is animistic, though conceptions of a supreme creator and an afterlife exist.

And they use it to refer to alternative conceptions of a non-statist democratic order.

These revolts have immediately performed a kind of ideological house-cleaning, sweeping away the racist conceptions of a clash of civilisations that consign Arab politics to the past.

Great Basin peoples also had conceptions of a variety of other beings, such as the Southern Paiute unupits, mischievous spirits who caused illness.

Icons, finally, may represent religious doctrine and the theological treatment of dogmatic themes, as well as other religious beliefs, religious experiences, and conceptions of a more individualistic nature.

Before going on to the monastery itself, I must give some account of Père Roland de Vaux, who does not in the least resemble any of the conventional conceptions of a typical French priest.

Are any of the religious conceptions of an afterlife promising from a philosophical point of view?

More precisely, I have no conception of a future.

So, it seems, must any other conception of a masterwork.

How does a volcano's actual structure differ from the popular conception of a volcano?

No conception of a durable state can compete with visions of totality.