And, completing the trio of lead roles, Gavin Creel as Elder Price wittily conveys the implacable self-regard and gleaming teeth of the door-to-door religious salesman.
Cantwell v. Connecticut, case in which the U.S. Supreme Court on May 20 , 1940 ruled unconstitutional a Connecticut statute that required individuals making door-to-door religious solicitations to obtain a state license.
On Uzbekistan's independence in 1991, the families who live nearby restored the mosque and began building a madrassa, or religious school, next door.
WHEN, in the Jewish areas of Newark, New Jersey in the early 1930s, an old religious man went from door to door collecting money for a Jewish national homeland in British Palestine, young Philip Roth was perplexed.
The suggestion is so preposterous that I can't find the words to refute it, other than to point out that the only conversion attempts I am aware of is on the part of televangelists and particular religious groups who go door-to-door in hopes that the entire world will join their churches.
"Hand-washing campaigns, treatment of drinking water and awareness-raising campaigns through local and national radio, door-to-door visits, religious and traditional leaders, and other channels must be carried out in the months to come.
Meanwhile, Isis has started bulldozing Shia shrines and religious buildings, opening the door to a ferocious religious war.
"It's a bit of a no-no," he said, "but we need to examine to what extent a religious upbringing opens the door to problems".
With its 500 students from kindergarten through the eighth grade, who represent all of Jersey City's diverse racial and religious makeup, the Golden Door is well-poised to bring in all the points of view of the terrorist attacks.
Rhode Island's climate of religious freedom opened the door to oceanic commerce: Quakers and Jews were attracted by the colony's religious tolerance; since international trade in the colonial era was often conducted through families or coreligionists, the Quakers and Jews created Rhode Island's first transatlantic networks.
