Sentence examples for problem of religions from inspiring English sources

In a chapter on "Interacting Crises," Ramadan addresses some of the issues that Caldwell raises in his book: the Muslim presence in the West, he says, should not just be seen and engaged as a problem of religions, values, and cultures, but as a psychological one as well.

Thenceforth the problem of religion was one of power, public order, and administration.

"This is not a problem of religion but a problem of egos," said Tahir Ashrafi, a high-profile cleric.

All this presents a bit of an obstacle for those who think that the problem of religion can be "solved".

When it came to subject matter and language, there was a serious problem between Chrisemer and his two partners that sounds rather old-fashioned these days — a problem of religion.

Although the problem of religion was not finally settled by the Edict of Nantes, Henry did succeed in effecting an extended truce during which he could apply himself to the task of restoring the royal position.

This absorbing memoir traces Barnes's progress from atheism (at age 20) to agnosticism (at 60) and examines the problem of religion not by rehashing the familiar quarrel between science and mystery, but rather by weighing the timeless questions of mortality and aging.

Later as he reflected on the nature of worldviews, Dilthey would occasionally return to the problem of religion.

In sum, Hume's core commitments as they concern the problem of religion may be explained in terms of the three-way relationship between religion/philosophy/morality.

This essay on "The Problem of Religion" points to the fact that the Enlightenment has made it increasingly difficult to acknowledge the mystical features of religious experience.

Yet very few, if any, of the leading contemporary scholars working on the problems of religion, ritual, and myth begin with a quest for origins.