Sentence examples for native religious from inspiring English sources
Various native religious groups assemble there.
champion of the Reformation in the Swiss canton of the Vaud and the most important native religious Reformer of French-speaking Switzerland.
While measures were thus taken to unite the diverse peoples of the empire by a uniform administration, Darius followed the example of Cyrus in respecting native religious institutions.
The extent of aboriginal retentions varies from group to group, with the Huichol approximating pre-Columbian patterns to the greatest degree, keeping their gods, pilgrimages to sacred places, and native religious concepts almost intact.
Pierre Viret, (born 1511, Orbe, Switz. died May 4, 1571, Orthez, Fr)., champion of the Reformation in the Swiss canton of the Vaud and the most important native religious Reformer of French-speaking Switzerland.
Jews were also a native religious group to the Islands during the Venetian period.
Ansai reduced neo-Confucianism to a simple moral code, which he then blended with the native Shintō religious doctrines.
More than 75 Native American, religious and civil rights groups sent letters to every NFL player urging them to publicly support a name change.
The case was brought by two men in Oregon who sued the state for denying them unemployment benefits after they were fired from their jobs for ingesting peyote, which they said they did because of their Native American religious beliefs.
He had a sense of his life as style, long before we had that term 'life style.' " Informed by the Buddhist principle of ahimsa, or non-harming, and also by Native American religious thought, Snyder argues that humans must take the nonhuman elements of the planet into account, not for our sakes but for theirs.
But in addition to a plaque describing the scientific background of the giant rock, which scientists believe plummeted to earth 10,000 years ago from the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, there will be a second display describing its history and importance as a Native American religious object.
