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"religious purposes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about activities that are related to a person's faith or religious beliefs. For example, "He used the money he earned for religious purposes."
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She played for religious purposes.
"You'd only do something like this for religious purposes".
Not really: These flowers serve both decorative and religious purposes.
The money, she said, will not be used for religious purposes.
Also, many chants that have ceremonial religious purposes cannot be broadcast.
It reported that 64% of wired Americans have used the internet for "spiritual or religious purposes".
State law provides houses of worship with a tax exemption on property used for religious purposes.
Could he have been a shaman or hermit, journeying to a sacred site for religious purposes?
Ever since, cultures around the world have built artificial mountains, mostly for religious purposes.
"I'm glad we walked into a building that was used for religious purposes".
Other written languages were used chiefly for religious purposes and by a limited number of people.
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