Sentence examples for religious classification from inspiring English sources

We don't do patriotism in the same way that most, while assenting to religious classification, don't do religion.

Since any theological philosophy seems to garner religious classification here, we're stuck — stupid stuck, but assuredly stuck.

But campaigners notched up a small victory earlier this year when the interior minister, Ziad Baroud, ruled that Lebanese citizens would have the option of removing their religious-group classification from their national identity cards.

Primarily, they make us aware that neat cultural and religious boundary classifications are blurred.

A significant portion of the immigrants from the former Soviet Union either lack official religious-ethnic classification or are Non-Jews as they are from mixed-marriage families of some Jewish origin.

The term phenomenology also refers to the attempt to devise a typology, or classification, of religious phenomena religious activities, beliefs, and institutions.

Recalling the French sociologist Émile Durkheim's classification of religious phenomena into the "sacred" and the "profane," most phenomenologists of religion call this aspect the sacred, and those who do not will at least refer to it in terms that evoke the sense of an encounter with a sublime, suprahuman other.

The key finding from previous research was that the inclusion of typed dependencies in the classification of religious cyber hate reduced the false negative rate by 7% when compared to using hateful terms alone [1, 2].

Some classifications of religious organizations include Baptists (which I have treated separately above) among the Anabaptist groups.

This builds on previous work that developed a machine classification system for religious cyber hate [1].

First, these incidents have made it abundantly clear that Daesh is not an Islamic organization at all, but rather transcends classification based on religious motive or ideology.