Sentence examples for distinct religions from inspiring English sources

He discussed distinct religions only because religion in the abstract has no existence.

I always think I grew up in a very religious household but there were two distinct religions.

For seven years, Quakers here have shared their space with Jews, allowing the practice of two distinct religions under one roof.

Some Sikhs were handing out fliers titled, "Five facts you may not have known about Sikhism!" (Fact No. 4: "Sikhism, Hinduism and Islam are all distinct religions with many different beliefs").

From the mid-19th century, use of peyote extended north into the Great Plains of the United States, and probably first developed into a distinct religion about 1885 among the Kiowa and Comanche of Oklahoma.

Only much later — after the destruction of the Jerusalem Temple in A.D. 70, and after Paul's remarkable success in spreading his distinctive form of Jewish messianism among the Gentiles — did the radicals begin to think of themselves as a distinct religion.

Yet, they simply view Mormonism as a distinct religion outside of basic teachings of Christianity.

It has a belief structure that draws from Hinduism and Sikhism, but it is a distinct religion.

Sikhism is a distinct religion originating in Punjab, India and its principles include a commitment to equality, advocating for justice, fighting oppression, and engaging in seva (selfless community service).

Each also provided information on his religious affiliation: (1) Muslim, including the sects Shiite and Sunnite, (2) Christian, including the major sects Maronite, Orthodox, and Catholic, and (3) Druze, a distinct religion that has a 1000-year history and whose followers live mainly in Syria and Lebanon.

Revelation was written before "Judaism" and "Christianity" constituted two distinct world religions, and two letters mention tension between churches and their neighboring synagogues.