Sentence examples for religious awareness from inspiring English sources

There is little religious awareness here.

There are religious expressions from various parts of the world that clearly manifest the kind of structure of religious awareness characterized above.

Bloom wants to awaken an almost religious awareness of literature's ability to enlarge the spirit, and focuses on such matters as a writer's power, a character's vitality and a critic's need for gusto.

In Sharqiya, an Islamist stronghold, some place blame for the crime wave on "a lack of religious awareness," said Mahmoud al Herawy, 51, a member of the ultraconservative Al Nour Party who supports the liberal Islamist candidate Abdel Moneim Aboul Fotouh.

He locates the core of religion in the heart of the individual: religious awareness arises in one's knowing one's own death.

The final essay returns to the theme of religious awareness and makes more explicit the Buddhist references, as well as the Christian, influence, latent in much of Nishida's philosophy.

This 16-book, 25,000-line poem is in part a religious allegory describing Parzival's painful journey from utter ignorance and naïveté to spiritual awareness.

To collect information for the present study, a small team was constituted to visit such areas with a prepared questionnaire on different type of plants, utilized by people in adjoining villages, extinct plants and their use for religious ceremonies and awareness of these plants as well as common animals & birds attached to associated beliefs.

In 1936 Omar Derdour and a group of fellow students founded a division of the Algerian Muslim Scholars Association and became active in education in the fields of religious and national awareness.

Latitude, season, cultural norms, religious practices, low awareness, low knowledge/health literacy, indoor lifestyles, urban living, skin pigmentation, malnutrition, diet, co-morbidities like tuberculosis, and drugs may contribute to vitamin D deficiency in the SSA region [ 2, 3, 9, 10].

Barriers to accessing effective end of life care included resource constrained services; institutional and, occasionally, personal racial and religious discrimination; limited awareness and understanding among South Asian people of the role of hospices; and difficulty discussing death.