Sentence examples for message of religious from inspiring English sources

It also has a message of religious tolerance.

The real danger is not to the state, but to the message of religious groups that would receive government money.

But its message of religious orthodoxy may be just as socially coercive for teenagers as a voice over the public address system.

Marking Easter and Passover, President Bush offered a message of religious hope to the families of troops killed in the war.

At the same time, he reiterated his view that changing the location might be seen as bowing to intolerance of Islam — and that the high-profile spot would bring attention to his message of religious harmony.

On Tuesday evening, thousands of young Shiites gathered at a major junction in Karachi opposite the mausoleum where the country's founder, Muhammad Ali Jinnah — his message of religious tolerance largely ignored these days — lies buried.

Israeli right-wing ideology has constantly been renewed through the messages of religious nationalism and irredentism, while the messages of peace and reconciliation -- however difficult they are to sell during periods of violence and terrorism -- have been relegated to irrelevance.

Gary L. Bauer dropped out of the presidential race today, vowing to keep preaching his message of conservative religious values and declining, for now, to endorse anyone else for the Republican nomination.

"That's why I've vowed to place an After School Satan Club in the middle school if the PTSA and parents continue to harass Mr. Smith...Installing an After School Satan Club will counter-act the message of exclusive religious privilege and reassert constitutionally protected pluralism".

Unlike Pat Robertson, the Rev. Jerry Falwell and other televangelists, Mr. Humbard avoided the political messages of the religious right.

Resisting the influence of liberal school administrators with as much determination as they resist the messages of conservative religious moralists, those who support greater school choice through vouchers and charter schools see freedom of choice as a way of encouraging greater institutional responsibility.