Sentence examples for religious prerequisites from inspiring English sources

"High on the list are whether and how to include both partners' children, stepchildren or ex-stepchildren from previous marriages in the wedding; deciding whether to change her last name, again; legal and religious prerequisites including producing proof of divorce and/or annulment; and the big deal-breaker question: to prenup or not to prenup".

For instance, in the demographic literature, Lesthaeghe and Surkyn (1988) and Lesthaeghe and Lopez-Gay (2013) consider religious secularization as one of prerequisites for the second demographic transition.

Despite his rationalist approach, however, Semler maintained that faith was a prerequisite for understanding religious matters, and he upheld this view in his rebuttal of 1779 to "Wolfenbüttel Fragments" by Hermann Samuel Reimarus.

Jordan follows Pascal in treating religious belief as a necessary prerequisite for eternal happiness.

Their religious freedom, their human rights are an essential prerequisite for our freedom, our human rights.

Colleges and universities are major resources that could promote religious pluralism because they can teach religious literacy, a prerequisite for religious pluralism.

An individual's religious belief – or non-belief – ought not be a prerequisite to accessing the political process.

This is as much for protection of freedom of religious belief as it is for the protection of the prerequisites for civil action in a democracy.

No, the real prize that drew the candidates to the NRC event were the 40 perecent of GOP primary voters who are declared "born-again" Christians who fervently believe that Israel can do no wrong and that it is their religious duty to support any and all Israeli policies as a prerequisite to hasten the "Day of Judgment".

They may even agree with President Bush that changing the culture is the prerequisite for changing the law and with two popes and many other religious leaders that creating a "culture of life" is a multidimensional task.

Many researchers believe that a prerequisite for counseling on prenatal screening is sufficient knowledge of the cultural and/or religious background of the client's values and beliefs [ 23, 25, 33, 36- 38]; this is particularly important when termination of pregnancy is considered [ 36, 37].