Sentence examples for religious framework from inspiring English sources

They want opportunity, within a religious framework that is not yet fully defined, but open to debate, not closed by dogma.

Since the association had no religious framework, and no authority to regulate the rotation, it was impossible to stick to a schedule.

"We believe that we must run the country based on a religious framework," said Mohammad Reza Katouzian, one of the candidates close to Mr. Ahmadinejad.

As a result, listening to chant, especially without the aid of a religious framework to guide your engagement, can be frustrating.

She writes it herself and it usually has a strong religious framework, reflecting current issues and often drawing on her own experiences.

The entrance of the Brahmans into the Indonesian religious framework was likely paved by earlier Buddhist missionaries to the archipelago, who shared the Hindu concern for religious salvation.

All institutionalized religious frameworks throughout the world basically embrace these common-sense dictates as those principles necessary for the conduct of positive human behavior.

(Perhaps, too, it will become unacceptable to publish the words of celebrities who know nothing of the reality of our experiences but feel qualified to preach on our behalf?) We hope Amnesty's decision will move the discussion firmly into the sphere of human rights, rather than moral or religious frameworks.

Equally important are Muslim teachers' religious frameworks that inform many teachers' notions of the purpose of science, curricular content and pedagogical objectives (BouJaoude et al. 2010; Mansour 2008).

The author vividly describes everyday colonialism as it takes shape in courtyards, villages, veteran settlements, and numerous others spaces; she also discusses economics, religious frameworks, and gendered dynamics.

Those inquiries were also generally undertaken within the religious frameworks of their places and times and the literary or presentational modes in which such questions were entertained were typically removed from traditional forms of European philosophical production.