Sentence examples for religious perceptions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shumaker, a physicist, added, "You talk about immortality, you start offending people's religious perceptions".

Additionally, different religious perceptions affected the interpretation of disease by these two groups.

Religious perceptions shape a person's understanding of the world and are maintained through texts and tradition.

Parents may decide not to allow their daughters to be vaccinated, based on cultural or religious perceptions about sexual activity.

"If the cross is presented in a way that ties it to the history of its discovery and the religious perception of it by some firefighters or neighbors, then the museum would be framing it as a historical artifact, rather than as a symbol deserving religious reverence," Professor Lupu said.

"Or don't use protection, contract HIV, and the consequences of your actions will always be with you no matter how much you confess to God. "Removing the religious perception that carrying a condom is immoral is difficult, but once people realise that you are talking a lot of sense, they start to listen to you".

Key themes covered included perceptions of risk in pregnancy and associated behaviours; medico-religious perceptions; factors related to utilization of care and treatments; use and non-use of health services; health information; issues regarding coverage, utilization and access.

4) The prevalent magico-religious perception of diseases and opting for traditional healing in rural communities may hinder the reporting of headaches [13, 25].

Studies reported on the association of perceived social support, religious participation, perceptions of societal inclusion/exclusion (as evident in an inmate's ability to exercise their right to vote), relationships within prison and the perceived or subjective benefits attained through these relationships.

The reasons included religious convictions, perceptions about smoking among husbands, family values and traditions and limited economic resources.

As part of a larger society, guardians and families would require knowledge about relatives' and community and religious leaders' perceptions in order to make a truly informed decision.