Sentence examples for develop a religious from inspiring English sources

Revolutionary leader Giuseppe Mazzini picked up this idea: Italians must develop a "religious concept of their nation", he claimed.

The University of Utah said it would develop a "religious accommodation policy" as part of a settlement with a former student who sued the university in 2000, accusing it of an anti-Mormon bias.

It takes a while for a company to develop a "religious" following: Only a few high-quality, well-respected companies with long track records ever become worshipped by millions of investors.

We need to make the compassionate voice of religion a potent force in our troubled world, develop a religious and moral discourse to counter those that speak of hatred and disdain.

At the same time, he had developed a "religious scruple" against dueling after his eldest son, Philip, died on the "field of honor" in November 1801.

Brazilians of African descent developed a religious system known as Candomblé, closely based on the orisha deity worship of the Yoruba of modern Nigeria and Benin.

He lauded the Clintons for developing a religious ceremony to mark the end of the relationship and at the same time, recognize the importance of their marriage.

Over the last century and a half, Southern Baptist churches coalesced and flourished in their region, developing a religious way of life as all-encompassing as anything in American Protestantism.

But in a multifaith house, it is about developing a religious identity, not fomenting a competition of faith.

Several Republican presidential candidates ― including the GOP nominee ― have called for shuttering mosques, killing families of terrorists, waterboarding terror suspects, developing a religious test for refugee admission, and have compared Muslim refugees to rabid dogs.

"We went to church last week, so we have to go to synagogue this week". "Why are there two mezzuzot on the walls, but only one cross?" "We are celebrating more Jewish holidays than Catholic ones, we have to skip holidays". But in a multifaith house, it is about developing a religious identity, not fomenting a competition of faith.