Sentence examples for denomination affiliation from inspiring English sources
Religion n/a Inquiry into an applicant's religious denomination, affiliation, church, parish, pastor, or religious holidays observed.
The goal of the meeting was to explore how faith and spirituality – regardless of denomination, affiliation, or theism – plays into educational growth and formation of student identity.
The Passover seder is the single most enacted ritual of the Jewish calendar regardless of denomination, affiliation and geographic location.
Iraq under Faisal I was a country whose citizens participated in building the nation, no matter one's denomination or affiliation, whether Shiite or Sunni, Chaldean or Sabaean, Arab or Kurd, Circassian or Turkman.
The reactions are complex and also influenced by religious denomination and political affiliation.
Based on where people lived or what their political affiliation, religious denomination or age group was, I had preconceived notions that placed them in neat little boxes.
"I think seeing the biblical foundations of our nation — for our legislators to see that, that a lot of that was biblically based, that we have religious freedoms today, which are a biblical concept, it can't hurt being there". The Museum of the Bible devotes considerable space to the Old Testament and steers clear of affiliation with any denomination.
Regardless of our political affiliation or religious denomination.
Within the wide range of available styles of yarmulkes, there are innumerable subtexts and symbols afoot, and cloth and color can signify political affiliation and religious denomination.
The last category, "other," contains couples who were Jewish, who belonged to a liberal secessionist denomination, for whom no religious affiliation was specified, or who had no religion (Bras et al. 2010b; Bras 2014).
