Sentence examples for religious notion from inspiring English sources

The idea of salvation is a characteristic religious notion related to an issue of profound human concern.

Bergson in Les Deux Sources had come much closer to the orthodox religious notion of God than he had in the vital impulse of L'Évolution créatrice.

This ignores the fact that feminists, both secular and religious, hold a variety of views on the manifestation of true equality, some preferring the notion of equality in difference, the not-particularly religious notion, advanced by Aristotle among others, that "justice consists not only in treating like cases alike but also in treating different cases differently".

Finally, she traces the journey made by Ram as he travelled from Ayodhya in the north to Lanka (presumed to be present-day Sri Lanka) in the south, navigating the length of the country.It is only in the last chapter that Ms Eck remembers that India is not just a religious notion but a political reality as well.

No, the editor says when the professor asks, the civilizing hero or god is not depicted, because it is considered bad luck to do so — or sacrilegious, same thing; he is represented by the whole, being part of everything that is, a primitive religious notion you've often accused of creating a predisposition to tyranny.

No, the editor says when the professor asks, the civilizing hero or god is not depicted, because it is considered bad luck to do so or sacrilegious, same thing; he is represented by the whole, being part of everything that is, a primitive religious notion you've often accused of creating a predisposition to tyranny.

I think it is this mixing of religious notions with politics that has defined the movement.

By stirring some impressive imagination into Herbert's stew of political, social and religious notions.

It underlies religious notions of striving to live in an elevated, less carnal, more noble way.

Other religious notions appear as undertones: symbols from alchemy; terminology from the Tibetan Book of the Dead.

In my previous post, I stated that political identity has moved on from medieval religious notions, and from "Old European" ethnic notions.