Sentence examples for religious call from inspiring English sources

His army was split, many soldiers responding to the religious call.

The religious call it God; the secular know it as Art; but it resides in all of us and we see it plainly in our best.

Theological parsing, sometimes referred to as "loving the sinner and hating the sin," is often lost on young minds that accurately register parental disgust, but little of the religious call for compassion.

The question ultimately is whether the proponent of the religious call is advocating the need or preference for others to believe in the same religious views, imposing the religious doctrine on another or assuming some moral superiority, or whether he is only crediting his faith with his motivation and intentions to help build a better society.

He believes he is answering a religious call.

For Ahmed it is a religious call he cannot ignore: "This thing takes takes precedence over everything else in my life at the moment, this is the biggest thing for a Muslim.

It was for her a religious calling.

It's much more like a religious calling.

Her religious calling followed an equally meandering path.

"But for me, this is a religious calling more than anything else.

This is a religious calling as intense as that of any Byzantine icon painter: Srikanda is making gods.