Sentence examples for religious injunctions from inspiring English sources

Acrylic bedcovers with daft animals on them, dishcloths with religious injunctions, funny wrapping paper.

Religious injunctions encouraged the faithful to bury their dead in these cities' vast cemeteries.

Many of these religious injunctions became confused in my mind with my mother's rules (like "Don't point").

Unlike Hamas, which felt bound by religious injunctions, Al Aksa Martyrs felt free to use women as suicide bombers.

Subsequently a large part of the Kephalaia, a collection of the religious injunctions of Mani, was recovered in a Coptic version found in Egypt.

If a few do believe that religious injunctions take precedence over temporal laws, so also do some Christians (in America, the Balkans, Northern Ireland), some Hindus (in secular, democratic India) and some Jews (in democratic Israel).

England and France could wage war, but the Channel Islands, by religious injunction, could not.

His offerings attract conservative Christians, too.Stretching the bookOther entrepreneurs spy profits in the religious injunction to behave ethically.

In 1984, Hindus killed Sikhs across northern India following the assassination of Indira Gandhi, again without religious injunction.

The English Reformation Parliament of 1533 turned the religious injunction against sodomy into the secular crime of buggery when it made "the detestable and abominable vice of buggery committed with mankind or beast" punishable by death.

This was more than a religious injunction.