Sentence examples for go beyond religious from inspiring English sources
But Corbyn must go beyond religious bigotry.
The levels of division today go beyond religious lines - for example some Christians in the south and in the east are sometimes not satisfied with the way the Christians in the west handle situations.
Fiorina, for her part, is ready with a poignant explanation for her position that goes beyond religious conviction — she's an irregular churchgoer, not devoted to any denomination — though she says that religion is part of it.
The judge heard claims that the minister had displayed apparent bias that went beyond religious beliefs and into the realms of prejudice.
Mindfulness has its roots in Buddhist philosophy, but its current construct goes beyond religious concepts [ 4] and can be improved by attention training and meditation [ 4, 5].
More mosques, even those not seeking new expansion or new construction, will have to go beyond their usual religious functionality and undertake a leadership role in becoming a sanctuary for dialogue and understanding.
A variation on the mind-body problem -- God-body, in this case, or art-body -- the question goes beyond the religious or artistic.
This sense of honour and ownership has gone beyond its religious sense of only applying to close female relatives to that of applying to any Saudi citizen who happens to be female.
Such a definition might be: religiously mandated behaviour (orthopraxy), together with its institutions, ritual, and belief systems, whose agents, members, or participants undertake voluntarily (often through a vow) religious works that go beyond those required by the religious teachings of the society at large.
There, Benedict once again touched on freedoms that go beyond the broad opening to religious practice that has occurred here in the past two decades, which he has celebrated.
