Sentence examples for construct a religion from inspiring English sources
Shortly after he arrived at the school from Mali, Djibril Sumarei was taking instruction on how to construct a religion poster for history class from Mohammed Alesadi, who immigrated from Yemen two years ago and often writes words backward.
Poetry can help locate us in the everyday but also remind us of the resounding mystery in life, think of Philip Larkin constructing a religion from water, or William Carlos Williams noticing that red wheelbarrow or Sharon Olds imagining The Pope's Penis, which "hangs deep in his robes, a delicate clapper at the center of a bell".
There's also Water, a poem in which he imagines constructing a religion ("I should raise in the east/A glass of water/Where any-angled light/Would congregate endlessly"), as well as several other poems which shine with images of transcendent light.
The Amazing Maurice is a pleasingly sharp reminder of the whole, frequently icky tradition of humanised animal stories, not least because the rats are in the process of constructing a religion around a discarded picture book about a rabbit in a waistcoat called Mr Bunnsy; and it gives you foolish behaviour to recognise that will be as familiar to readers of 10 as to readers of 40.
Equus, inspired by a friend's recollection of a real-life case in which a stable boy blinded a number of horses, set a secularist psychiatrist against a teenager whose social and sexual confusions had led him to construct a perverted personal religion around horses.
No sane politician would call Christianity a "theocratic political construct" or a religion that is "incompatible" with the Constitution.
By providing an open discussion regarding science and religion issues, students may construct a more complex schema which connects beliefs to understandings, thereby lessening the need to compartmentalize.
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