Sentence examples for religious frame from inspiring English sources
What set Mr. Shahzad apart, they said, was not his Islamic devotion, but the particular religious frame through which he had begun to interpret world events.
He questioned whether asking subjects questions about religion when they were not in a religious frame of mind would capture much of interest about religious belief.
The reason was not to be found in his beliefs - which, in their narrow, obscurantist, religious frame, were far removed from the South African's lofty humanism and compassion - but in the facts of his career, and the part that certain, very personal, qualities - of selflessness, simplicity, conviction and a true sense of service - played in bringing it to fruition.
The truly religious frame of mind, for Shaftesbury, is that of reasonable enthusiasm.
It's a concept people maybe come to from a religious frame of mind, but it isn't medical," Davis told HuffPost.
It is all about encapsulating woman in religious frame, trying to imprison her through institutionalized tools, such as in Saudi Arabia (Banning woman to show their bodies in public space) and France (Banning woman to not show their bodies in public spaces).
Take away the religious framing, stop calling it worship, and you immediately impoverish the experience, reducing the content to a sort of EU morality or Aesop's Fables approach to spiritual development.
Despite the religious framing of his words, Mr. Al-Saroot did not appear to be expounding the jihadist goal of a Pan-Islamist state, the embodiment of IS's declaration of a caliphate.
The entire population of Chapultenango was involved during informal meetings and semi-scientific projections of "their volcano", offering an alternative and more scientific view on El Chichόn's activity, often referenced in a more mystical-religious frame.
It's authentically decorated (tiled walls, hams, religious artwork, framed cartoons and photos of deceased clientele), popular with locals, and the menu hasn't changed in 30 years according to Adolfo, one of the five fast, wise-cracking bartenders.
Instead, they found that owners of a halal meat shop chose to carry Mecca Cola, "in place of Coke or Pepsi", and that more than one discount retail store sold "religious picture frames".
