Sentence examples for religious designations from inspiring English sources

This episode was even full of talk of saviors, devils, lambs, lions, pilgrims, and other religious designations.

To a man like Manto — a Muslim who grew up in Sikhism's holiest city, who derived his livelihood from the cosmopolitan film business and had many Hindu friends — this religious designation of a landmass must have seemed unreal.

Like Stapp, Russell was an Evangelical Christian, a religious designation I have strong personal feelings about.

Various sects of indigenous origin comprise 2 3% of the population, while Confucianism as a religious self-designation is popular among intellectuals.

Questions Presented: 1. Whether the KOUTIE Act violates the First Amendment by relying on foreign-government designations of religious identity.

Citing evidence that the religious right is a designation more often disowned than appropriated, she writes: "Even a witch hunt requires a working definition of the witch".

Institutional demographics: six questions on institution type (using simplified Carnegie Classification designations, Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching 2010), religious affiliation and department size.

Religious groups have historically opposed designation of their buildings.

Grayeyes dismissed these claims in a comment to the Salt Lake Tribune in August, arguing that Native Americans would retain access to the site, no matter what the designation, because of religious freedom protections.

888, his proposed resolution in the last Congress for the designation of an "American Religious History Week".

Whatever the designation or description, however, "Nones" comprise mostly those formerly religious persons who are now religiously unaffiliated.