Sentence examples for religious developments from inspiring English sources
The phrase "religious developments" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It refers to changes or advancements in the context of religion. Example: The country has seen significant religious developments in recent years, with the rise of new spiritual movements and a decline in traditional church attendance.
The Puranas also treat various topics concerning religious developments that occurred between about 400 and 1500 ce.
Religious developments in the Eastern provinces during the centuries from Augustus to Severus Alexander followed a somewhat different course from those in the West.
In First Things, the journal he founded, he maintained a column of caustic commentary on political, social and religious developments until he fell ill last year.
Led through a long cycle of personal religious developments by Barnabite Friar François Lacombe, she left her children and began travels with Lacombe to Geneva, Turin, and Grenoble (1681 86).
An earlier show, "The Arts of the Sikh Kingdoms," organized in London in 1999, focused on Sikhism from the British colonial period onward, tracing the entwined political and religious developments that led to, among other things, the calamities of 1984 in India.
Furthermore, they are incorporated in interpretations regarding religious developments in the desert, lacking the complex architecture known in the fertile lands.
Religious development, driven by turns from within and without, is, after all, the mark of a vital faith.
The German philosopher Karl Jespers named that era the Axial Age because it was the axis of religious development.
Muzzey and his mother encouraged the 17-year-old boy to further his learning and religious development in the Baptist church.
His subsequent religious development is memorably described in his Apologia pro Vita Sua (1864), one of the many great autobiographies of this introspective century.
A religious development covering four millennia such as one finds in ancient Mesopotamia is obviously of interest in and of itself.
