Sentence examples for religious dichotomy from inspiring English sources

If the leadership at Sacred Heart does not buy the spiritual versus religious dichotomy, they also do not seem to be paralyzed by the inclusive versus exclusive dichotomy.

This religious dichotomy appears first as a conflict between Apollo and the Goddess, and later as a confrontation between the Akhaian and Trojan gods.

Our observation suggests a religious dichotomy in the use of the two substances in Butajira.

Nicholas D. Kristof's April 24 column about the gap between secular liberals and conservative Christians perpetuates a false and damaging dichotomy: religious equals conservative; secular equals liberal.

In an interview with HM Magazine, Jeff Arwadi clarified his view on Christian metal: "I don't want to divide our fans and market as religious - secular dichotomy.

Rather than a rigid dichotomy of "religious people" and "gay activists," nuances arose: One gay woman was a "Jesus loving Christian" -- while one Mormon was a clean air activist supporting marriage equality.

The dichotomy inherent in the Renaissance between popular religious revival and humanism was particularly marked in Holland because of the incompatibility of Calvinistic principles with the ideals of pagan antiquity.

Finally (and to some extent underlying the other two dichotomies) is the dichotomy between the secularist and the religious.

Moreover, O'Connor always inspires deeper thought about what it means means to be "religious" and "spiritual" in the late modern age, a dichotomy that piques the interest of reflective people everywhere.

The dichotomy between the two set up by the religious anti-choice faction is a false and dangerous one.

Indeed, religious beliefs and political motivations are often closely related and the dichotomy has evolved to be one in which conservatives have been stereotyped as antievolutionist (Richards 2008), while those studying evolution are more likely to identify themselves as liberal (Tybur et al. 2007).