I'm not interested in religious arguments though.
But a range of other religious arguments hold greater sway.
So there is no objection in principle to religious arguments in political debates.
There are no atheists in foxholes, but there are no religious arguments in foxholes, either.
So religious arguments against his profession held no sway with him.
When separated from the larger issues, however, the religious arguments for the practice are very feeble.
Both emerged in the 1950s as vehicles of protest built on moral and often religious arguments.
Abeid, a devout Muslim, has long incorporated religious arguments into his protests against slavery.
The right for people to lean on archaic religious arguments to excuse modern injustices toward gay people?
Atheists always seem to come out of religious arguments worse, in terms of how much it ruins their day.
Mr. Qasim thinks the way to counter those who advocate violence is to counter their religious arguments.
