Sentence examples for religious consciousness from inspiring English sources

Shaw continued, through high comedy, to explore religious consciousness and to point out society's complicity in its own evils.

There has also been a general transformation of religious consciousness in the West since the middle of the 19th century.

Paradoxically, it was an act of unprecedented terror that put this 13-year-old suburbanite on another path to religious consciousness.

In so doing he relegated doctrines to a secondary role, their function being to express and articulate the deliverances of religious consciousness.

As it spread beyond Palestine and the Hellenistic world, Christianity continued to develop mythical themes important to the religious consciousness of converted peoples.

His books include The Unknown Christ of Hinduism (1981), The Cosmotheandric Experience: Emerging Religious Consciousness (1993), and The Rhythm of Being (2009).

But as Pope Francis's encyclical spoke so powerfully, religious and spiritual consciousness has a vital role to play.

Unlike Fischinger's cinema, most of the work in "Signs & Symbols" looks dated, hostage to a style of brooding, quasi-religious consciousness that now feels claustrophobic.

This has caused Uighur residents to fear they are being excluded from the good jobs and to believe that the Han migrants are grabbing these jobs as well as other resources (The Economist 2011), which in turn has led to a rising ethno-religious consciousness (Hasmath 2012a, 2012b).

Historian of Science Loran Graham (Program in Science, Technology and Society) and Jean-Michel Kantor uncover the saga of the Russian scholars whose spiritual consciousness and religious faith helped them redefine the concept of infinity.

We the reading or so-called phenomenological we can see how particular shapes of self-consciousness, such as that of the other-worldly religious self-consciousness (Unhappy Consciousness) with which Chapter 4 ends, depend on certain institutionalised forms of mutual recognition, in this case one involving a priest who mediates between the self-conscious subject and that subject's God.