Sentence examples for religious flaws from inspiring English sources

If allowed to run society, Syrian and Iraqi Sufis can probably rally millions, crafting a wide power base for themselves that exposes the religious flaws and deficiencies of ISIS.

When Al Arabiya and Al Jazeera do comment directly on Syrian affairs, they tend to paper over the rebels' flaws and emphasize the conflict's religious fault lines.

However, the exemption is moot because the law's definition of "religious" is flawed.

But you can't blame either flaw on religious belief.

Another great flaw with religious morality is that it says if you do not obey, you will be punished.

A few students explained their increasing acceptance of evolution by pointing out that they had found flaws with their previous religious beliefs about evolution, including this student's comment about "Intelligent Design": The most compelling argument for me is how many things that are supposed to be "intelligently designed" still have flaws.

VanDerWerff graded the episode "B-", commenting that he was uncertain whether he genuinely loved it, or was overlooking flaws because it handled the religious element acceptably.

The city's argument that their policy is legal because it does not mandate what church or religious service the offender attends is inherently flawed.

But the president's attempt to fund religious groups to provide social services has other flaws as well.

Echoing the words of Mr. Bush, the anti-terrorist left maintains there is a moral imperative to defend a society that remains, whatever its flaws, a pillar of ethnic and religious pluralism and representative democracy.

The links he makes between his son's illness and his religious upbringing are heavy-handed at times, but such flaws do not lessen the worthiness of his overall point: the death of religious practice does not mean the death of spiritual yearning.