Sentence examples for religion challenge from inspiring English sources

In this way, the findings on religion challenge Honneth's model and point to the need for amendment in the context of this study population.

Challenging religion is challenging those in power, and many pay a heavy price – we betray people like Avijit when we are half-hearted in our commitment to free speech.

Last year, North Korea said lighting the trees would be an act of "psychological warfare", claiming that South Korea (whose population is 30% Christian) was using religious propaganda against a country which considers religion a challenge to leadership.

It follows the former child preacher Marjoe Gortner on his comeback tour through Pentecostal churches in the South, which was arranged in conjunction with the movie, so that Gortner, who had lost his faith, could expose the business of religion and challenge the influence and authority of celebrity evangelists.

The older generation is more likely to rely on a culturally influenced interpretation of Islam, passed down through community norms and oral tradition, says Khan. Younger women may rebel against this, using religion to challenge their parents' strictures on everything from arranged marriages to education.

But that has not stopped combatants from invoking religion and challenging the devotion of their rivals.

"Freedom of speech and freedom of religion are challenging things, because we all have different views of the world.

Political rivalries, ethnic strife and poverty have fueled the clashes -- but that has not stopped combatants from invoking religion and challenging the devotion of their rivals.

They are, like me, searching and struggling and committing themselves to an enterprise, religion, that challenges people more deeply than any other human institution".

Despite moves in recent years towards eradicating discrimination against prisoners on the grounds of race or religion, the challenges facing gay men in prison have still not been addressed sufficiently by the prison service.

Two years after the entire law survived the justices' review by a single vote – and four years after it was passed into law – the court is hearing arguments on Tuesday in a religion-based challenge from family-owned companies that object to covering certain contraceptives in their health plans as part of the law's preventive care requirement.