When Islam arrived in Indonesia, it used the repertoire of traditional ornament for its mosques and tombs; but, in conformity to Muslim custom, the representation of living creatures was excluded on religious buildings.
Thus, in the moral, social, and religious life of men he saw, on the one side, the work of the closed society, expressed in conformity to codified laws and customs, and, on the other side, the open society, best represented by the dynamic aspirations of heroes and mystical saints reaching out beyond and even breaking the strictures of the groups in which they live.
The Napoleonic Code, therefore, was founded on the premise that, for the first time in history, a purely rational law should be created, free from all past prejudices and deriving its content from "sublimated common sense"; its moral justification was to be found not in ancient custom or monarchical paternalism but in its conformity to the dictates of reason.
Stability means conformity to US orders.
2. Conformity to truth and reality; not affectation.
Thereafter he imposed strict conformity to Protestant ceremony and doctrine.
America added babies, Chevys and suburban conformity to Interests.
The experiments showed logic conformity to the modeling results.
Conformity to the fa provides good grounds for accepting a claim, non-conformity for rejecting it.
Conformity to this principle is a criterion of rationality.
Or does conformity to the secular establishment trump independence of thought - i.e. free-thinking?
