All of this advice has a religious element to it but it is never clear exactly what Johnny is preaching.
Uganda With about 84% of the population identifying itself as Christian, Uganda is a base for numerous faith organisations and many of its NGO projects have a religious element.
He writes very movingly about how his own experience of falling in love "had a religious element," which both he and his future wife acknowledged in spontaneous prayer: "The prayers were at once formal and improvisational, clear spirited but tentative, absolute but open ended".
Although ethnic differences in Russia have long contained a religious element, the position of religious organizations and of their individual adherents has varied with political circumstances.
So there's a kind of religious element to the notion of a giant simulation, a sense that there is a higher, purer reality, if we could only but grasp it.
Of course, the play has a strong religious element to it, but it's about more than that.
We get a good idea of what life in Iran was like in pre-Khomeini days, of how the country was ripe for revolution, of the fanaticism of the religious element, of the determination of the terrorists and of the gossipy approach of the foreign press contingent.
In recent weeks, he has overridden objections to the construction of a controversial third bridge across the Bosphorus, to be named after a sultan considered by some Turkish Alevis (members of a religious minority combining elements of Shi'ia Islam and Sufism) to be an "Alevi slayer".
Its main demand is for a much stronger religious element, with specific assertions of "Catholic values" and what it calls "natural law".
In the following paragraphs we are going to discuss the examples of the mutual borrowing of religious elements.
