Sentence examples for evolving religion from inspiring English sources

First it fails to take into account that Hinduism is a forward-looking, evolving religion.

If a judgment is passed in favour of the right to open-air cremations, it will be at the cost of Hinduism's credibility as a living, constantly evolving religion, and this is something I, for one, would have to oppose.

There is no evolutionary advantage to evolving religion over other signals of commitment such as nationality, as Irons admits.

A more evolved religion could do what religion has often done in the past: use an awe-inspiring story to foster social cohesion — except this time on a global scale.

Moreover to evolve, religion need not be "good" in some moral or similarly qualified sense.

They have their own culture, which is fast evolving, and religion is part of the change.

Laqueur, a professor of history at the University of California-Berkeley, analyzes the complex relationship between these changes and society's evolving attitudes toward religion, citizen rights, and human dignity.

The new partnership follows a several-year initiative between Yale and the Pulitzer Center that explored the evolving relationship between religion and the environment, including an International Conference on Ecological Environment recently held in Beijing, China.

From the Buddhist monks who stripped themselves of comfort and the Hindu sadhus with their rituals of self-mortification evolved new religions.

Intriguing as the spandrel logic might be, there is another way to think about the evolution of religion: that religion evolved because it offered survival advantages to our distant ancestors.

The course looks at major religions today through a case study of how religion is evolving in the former Soviet Union.