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Outside the echo chamber of religious fanaticism of all descriptions, this is not a moment in which the world is much given to declamatory statements about how things should be.

A literary tour is the secular echo of a religious pilgrimage.

With an echo of her religious beliefs, she said she could bring France "a sublime resurrection", to cheers and applause.

Archbishop John Krol, of Philadelphia: "The Church is not a mere echo of the religious consciousness of the community, nor an expression of the opinion of the faithful".

I was delighted to read Peter Steinfels's article about Walter Rauschenbusch, "On the Stump, in the Rights Arena, Echoes of a Religious Thinker's Vision Live On" (Beliefs column, Aug. 7).

These words have echoes of the religious misogynists who throw chairs at a woman for praying at the Western Wall or force women to sit at the back of Israeli buses.

Proselytizing is rare, he said, echoing the comments of religious order teachers at other Catholic schools.

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His comments echo those from a series of religious leaders and provincial politicians who wield significant influence in India, particularly in rural areas.

Ōe's Jinsei no shinseki (1989; An Echo of Heaven) uses the religious ideology of the American writer Flannery O'Connor as a means to explore the suffering and possible salvation of a woman beset by a number of personal tragedies.

The book, whose English title is given as Beelzebub, has disturbing echoes for today with its tale of religious fanaticism and mob violence -­ in this case among early Christians in Roman Egypt.