Sentence examples for religious children from inspiring English sources

Camp Koby even operates a separate program for highly religious children, providing daily Talmud study and separate swimming pools by gender.

The "religious" children were not only more willing to accept supernatural stories in a religious context, but also they were more willing to believe purely fictional narratives.What does this report have to do with the bold and best-selling ideas about monotheism proffered by Reza Aslan, an Iranian-American religion writer?

And as you might expect, the "religious" children were less accurate than their "secular" peers in choosing the right box.But Mr Aslan, at least in his more subtle moments, would probably object to the very idea of dividing stories into "real" and "pretend".

"Summer" is like an episode of the religious children's series "Davey and Goliath," without the entertainment value of animation and a talking dog.

He never pursued an executive career assiduously, but he was head of religious, children's and education programmes for London Weekend after the 1968 ITV contract reshuffle.

The format is a minefield, for if not handled with delicacy and imagination and with a considerable infusion of material resources, "Der Weg der Verheissung" takes on the disturbing look of a school pageant: a parade of illustrated Bible stories of the kind familiar to religious children's books.

Sarah-Cecilie approached adolescence as a damaged and very religious child.

Jimena, a conservative, deeply religious child, was raised by her Nicaraguan immigrant parents to value modesty.

He developed into a religious child, also because of the influence of his father, who during his youth had spent two years in the Franciscan order.

"This is the largest jury verdict for a single victim in a religious child abuse case in the country," Mr. Simons said.

Among the qualities that made my parents see me as eccentric and mysterious was religion, for, without any prompting or even understanding, I was a religious child — meaning I was interested in religion and filled with feelings and concerns that we use the word "religious" to describe.