Sentence examples for prayer practices from inspiring English sources

The idea of the new work, whose cast includes 13 guest performers from Japan, was to explore ancient and modern ideas about prayer practices as a way, as Ms. Lerman has put it, to illuminate what unifies and divides people.

But the whole was far less than the sum of its parts in what was essentially a series of processionals and clustered dances whose connection to prayer practices is more illustrative than defining.

A genealogy of the historical forms of imagination or of attentiveness in literature and the other arts traces these forms back to epistemological realms that predate aesthetic experience: to the medieval formation of the soul, to attentiveness in prayer practices, and even further back to Aristotle and Plato (s. N. Largier, Marno).

As Table 3 shows, while the latter behave like the native populations (in terms of church attendance, their prayer practices are more intense only at a 10percentt significance level), there is a revival of the two dimensions of religious performance among second-generation immigrants.

And for 20 years or so, I've had a daily prayer practice that involves recitation of the Jesus Prayer: "Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me". You regulate your breathing connected to it, so it's very similar to contemplative prayer practices in many other traditions.

Differing prayer practices can also cause tensions.

There are, broadly speaking, two kinds of Christian prayer practice, beyond rote recitation.

I eventually discovered that these experiences were associated with intense prayer practice.

("The town's prayer practice", Mr Calabresi wrote, "must be viewed as an endorsement of a particular religious viewpoint").

"The town's prayer practice must be viewed as an endorsement of a particular religious viewpoint," Judge Calabresi wrote.

That pattern, the appeals court said, meant that "the town's prayer practice must be viewed as an endorsement of a particular religious viewpoint".