Sentence examples for religious model from inspiring English sources
Mr. Khalid's recipe, it seems, satisfies an urgent hunger in his Muslim listeners for a religious model that is neither dangerously political nor terribly strict.
In a work described as "a musical journey in 15 stations," Kaija Saariaho, the Finnish composer, and Amin Maalouf, the Lebanese-born writer who also provided the librettos for Ms. Saariaho's other two operas, follow a traditional religious model in a homage to someone they compare to Jesus.
Well, the Vatican references "addresses given during LCWR annual assemblies," taking particular note of a talk given by Sister Laurie Brink which described "moving beyond the Church, even beyond Jesus" toward a religious model that "in most respects is Post-Christian" as one of the options being explored by female religious communities facing decline or extinction.
Meantime, the introduction of a more "Western" religious model (monasticism) to China and coincided with the launch of organized "Daoist" religions.
This study focuses on two hypothesized barriers on learning evolutionary theory in a highly religious model population, specifically members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS or Mormon): (1) religiouSaints LDSemming fror incorrect or inadequate understanding of the Mormon church's neutral stance on evolution and (2) misunderstanding of the theory of evolution.
They include: – A legalistic model, – An economic or consumer model, – A negotiated contract model, – A religious model [ 13, 14].
A didactic element is important in these works, but its basis is essentially human; religious models may appear, but they are one model among others and do not claim the absolute priority that they do in the literatures of other Muslim Turkic peoples.
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Andalusian governance was also based on a religious tribal model.
(Nor is adopting the religious banking model of 1920s Netherlands).
Despite the shared political ideals of the two men, the 1964 Republican presidential nominee appeared to differentiate himself dramatically from Reagan's religious electoral model.
