Nor does the "under God" addition meet Theodore Roosevelt's test of promoting reverence and appealing to high emotions.
Of course even if the state had not instilled these laws, the changes it made in educational sphere to promote extraordinary reverence for religion would have still done substantial damage to the culture of tolerance in Pakistan.
The Adorers say the pipeline goes against their land ethic, a theological statement approved by their congregation in 2005, and which treats the environment as sacred and promotes reverence for the Earth.
These techniques chasten the poet's ego, encourage reverence for the past and promote a stance of reasonableness and skepticism.
As artist, curator, and lecturer, she has promoted understanding and reverence of nature, articulated Native aesthetic tradition in a modern art context, and made her mark on the contemporary American art scene.
[T]o promote the public welfare by exercising an influence on behalf of humanity and civilization, teaching the blessings of liberty regulated by law, and inculcating love and reverence for the great principles of government as derived from the inalienable rights of man to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
Chancellor George Osborne, who earlier announced tax breaks to promote fracking, said it had the "potential to create thousands of jobs and keep energy bills low for millions of people". But Friends of the Earth said the government's "wild-eyed reverence for the new god of shale is completely misguided" and said there was "no evidence" it would reduce energy bills.
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Community members respect their leaders and are likely to adopt practices promoted by leaders out of reverence, subordination, or fear.
The NRA gets around that problem by promoting, with an almost mystical reverence, the notion of using guns for self defense.
The church officials promoting it say it will bring an elevated reverence and authenticity to the Mass.
