Sentence examples for religious domain from inspiring English sources
Orthodox support for the government often faltered over what they saw to be state interference in a religious domain.
In the religious domain, Halbertal argues, sacrifice is an offering, a gift given in the context of a hierarchical relationship.
Hizb-ut-Tahrir's ultimate goal is a global caliphate — an Islamic political and religious domain — across the entire Muslim world, and Pakistani researchers suggest that it has targeted Pakistan as a potential starting point.
A philosophical and theological discussion of the process of coming to know in the religious domain, Religious Education from a Critical Realist Perspective also offers concrete recommendations on how to promote the practice of religious critical thinking in confessional religious education classrooms.
Especially in the religious domain, the noetic agent can acquire certain knowledge and overcome the limits to knowledge tied to the fallible senses and social bias.
Middle Eastern and North African states lost their long-held grip over the religious domain, which they controlled until recently through their oversight of mosques and of public and private media.
That's the Lateran treaty, the agreement reached in 1929 between Mussolini and the Cardinal Pietro Gasparri which established a framework for mutual recognition and cohabitation of the secular and the religious domains within the Italian state.
The National Academy of Science, in the book Science and Creationism, accepts Gould's delineation of distinct scientific and religious domains (National Academy of Sciences 1999).
It also allows for and requires a metaphorical extension of these terms to moral and religious domains.
Opposition to evolution in NI is visible in the political and religious domains and typically involves an overlap of activity in both areas, often receiving media attention.
Some of her articles in this vein reinterpret how the history of Turkish secularism continues to affect the spatial mapping and contestation of gendered religious domains in the modern Republic of Turkey.
