Sentence examples for practical religion from inspiring English sources

A prominent aspect of practical religion was magic.

This text is an extremely important source of information for practical religion, particularly where it complements the Rigveda.

"It's a very practical religion," Devpaal Singh, advisory board member at Multicultural NSW, told The Sydney Morning Herald.

Having retranslated the Gospels, he formulated his own practical religion, which he believed contained the blueprint for building the Kingdom of God on earth.

(3) Mountain-worship sects: Jikkōkyō ("Practical Conduct Religion"); Fusōkyō ("Religion of Mount Fuji"); Mitakekyō, or Ontakekyō ("Religion of Mount Ontake").

He is also hasty in dismissing the practical benefits of religion.

"Ordoliberalism is not very practical, it's religion," says Michael Burda, an American economist at Berlin's Humboldt University.

Vermont Council on the Humanities, Keynote Speaker, Fall Conference, "The Power of Religion: Practical Humanities in a World of Difference," November 11-12, 2011.

This practical aim of religion (which Avicenna saw in the perspective of Aristotle's practical science) enabled him to appreciate the political and moral functions of divine revelation and account for its form and content.

"The Power of Religion: Practical Pluralism in a World of Difference". This was an especially interesting visit, since I have been teaching one of our Pluralism Project case-studies that explores the civic controversy in Jacksonville, when a Muslim professor of finance from UNF was nominated to the Human Rights Commission and immediately encountered strong and well-organized opposition.

Finnis 1980 includes life, knowledge, aesthetic appreciation, play, friendship, practical reasonableness, and religion (pp. 86-90).