Sentence examples for religious alternative from inspiring English sources
Laws prohibit defaming Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, founder of the republic, or advocating a religious alternative to the devoutly secular government.
A year later, Rabbi Segal sharply criticized a joint agreement by 60 Conservative and Reform leaders to cooperate in developing a "liberal religious alternative" to Orthodox Judaism in Israel.
Banna was offering a religious alternative to the more secular and western-inspired nationalist ideas that had so far failed to liberate Egypt from the clutches of foreign powers, and the popular appeal of his message was undeniable: by 1938, the movement had 300 branches across the country, as well as others in Lebanon and Syria.
If religious alternative concepts are proposed by students, the teacher needs to offer instruction concerning the nature of science and thus why religious alternative concepts are not science concepts.
As expected, the most commonly chosen reason for rejecting evolution was the one based on a religious alternative.
Never should the teacher even appear to suggest that the religious alternative concept is somehow inaccurate (or accurate).
He discusses neither secular nor religious alternatives to the faith of his birth.
His research examines how individuals make rational choices among religious alternatives and how religions compete in what is, thanks to the First Amendment, the nation's freest marketplace.
In 1984 and again in 1999, the National Academy of Sciences, the nation's most eminent scientific organization, produced books on the evidence supporting the theory of evolution and arguing against the introduction of creationism or other religious alternatives in public school science classes.
If we assume the possibility of infinite reward in each case, it is no longer clear that Catholicism is any more rational than its religious alternatives.
Obviously, the Khazar king and his people had other, more influential, religious alternatives to choose from, but they chose Judaism nonetheless because of a truth that they saw as unique to it.
