Sentence examples for religious declaration from inspiring English sources

If that sounded like a religious declaration -- or like Rick Santorum at a campaign stop -- it was: college basketball in Kentucky is right behind the Southern Baptist Church in fervency.

During her tenure at SIECUS, she created the Religious Declaration on Sexual Morality, Justice, and Healing; the National Coalition to Support Sexuality Education the Commission on Adolescent Sexual Healthh; and the Guidelines for Comprehensive Sexuality Education, Kindergarten – Grade Twelve.

"They also told the caretakers that they were not supposed to write the Kalima or Bismillah on the tombstones because 'Ahmadis are infidels.' " Kalima are Islamic religious declarations.

Kidnappings often include forced conversions — the men who abducted more than two hundred girls from their school in Nigeria claimed that the girls had converted, but no one would hold those children (or adults in similar situations) to religious declarations made under duress.

Al-Haq argued that if the government wished al-Azhar to effectively combat groups such as al-Gama'a al-Islamiyya then al-Azhar must be permitted greater independence from the state and for it to be allowed to make religious declarations without interference.

Invoking their support for the Convention, the leaders issued a Commitment of the Worlds Religions to Children: A Multi-Religious Declaration, in which they vowed to use their collective capacity and moral assets to promote the survival, protection, and development of children.

The president-elect appears to have opened a Pandora's Box of Troubles with his racist, misogynist, inhumane, immigrant-hating, gay-hating, and white supremist statements....all under the cover of quasi-religious declarations.

Lord Brown remarked that he could not regard with equanimity "the imposition of a test for admission to an Orthodox Jewish school which is not Judaism's own test and which requires a focus (as Christianity does) on outward acts of religious practice and declarations of faith, ignoring whether the child is or is not Jewish as defined by Orthodox Jewish law" [para 258].

There is a solid religious case for this declaration.

They pointed out that the Torah is not a declaration of religious beliefs.

Or should they be seen as involving religious supplication and theological declaration?