Sentence examples similar to irreligious tendency from inspiring English sources

Charles's sympathy to the teachings of Arminianism, and specifically his wish to move the Church of England away from Calvinism in a more traditional and sacramental direction, were perceived by Puritans as irreligious tendencies.

What does it say when American patriotism is viewed as something irreligious?

We might just be irreligious Catholics instead of irreligious Protestants.

I'm an irreligious Calvinist.

Among the irreligious these proportions are reversed.

It sounded too irreligious, he said.

The Elders are neither irreligious nor rabble-rousers.

It was considered irreligious to interfere with a dead body.

In Arabic, this term loosely translates as "irreligious".

They were irreligious; they had to be prodded to mosque.

If anything, he said, being irreligious has made religious questions all the more vital to him.