Sentence examples for religious design from inspiring English sources

So says the Web site of Faith & Form, the journal of the Interfaith Forum on Religion, Art and Architecture, a group whose members include architects, artists and clergymen and women involved in religious design.

According to Konstantin Chaykin the design of the new Decalogue Luah Shana is inspired by traditional Hebrew artwork and religious design elements.

In the late colonial era, a crop of Nigerian artists known as the "Zaria Rebels" gave definition to the practice of meshing ancient indigenous art such as Nok with contemporary religious design and western technique.

The strategy of deliberately disguising the religious intent of intelligent design has been described by William A. Dembski in The Design Inference.

However, one sixth-form college which has already had to make cuts is Barrow-in-Furness where A-Levels have already been scrapped in Spanish, religious studies, design and technology and religious studies.

Uniqlo has released a line of stylish colourful hijabs and religious wear, designed by a young British designer, but ironically, it won't be available to buy in the UK.

As I have said before, these structures are essentially religious in purpose, designed to demonstrate ecological faith, because as a means of generating energy they are nearly hopeless.

Cambodia (Kampuchea) had its own coinage from the 15th century curious uniface round pieces decorated with simple religious pictorial designs.

But then he told their parents, who pulled her out of school and put her in a religious program designed to change her sexual orientation.

This context has encouraged the Balinese to forgo violent acts of revenge and respond instead with religious offerings designed to restore spiritual harmony to the universe.

But it gives no reason why the Establishment Clause, or any other provision of the Constitution, would require different treatment for religious speech designed to win religious converts, see Heffron, supra, than for religious worship by persons already converted.