Sentence examples for religious readers from inspiring English sources

With that mea culpa for any seriously religious readers, Mr. Jacobs goes about creating a methodology.

The sources used are the common literary inheritance of secular and religious readers alike, and, though not religious in themselves, are presented in a format and style religious readers know and love.

He wanted to convince his religious readers, and recognized that only gentle and reassuring persuasion would work.

Eagleman had considered writing under a pseudonym, thinking that he'd be vilified by scientists and religious readers alike.

Writing for a general audience, Dennett insists that he wants to engage religious readers in a rational discussion, not turn them away.

Religious readers, for example, may not take kindly to a chapter in the new book depicting religion as an archaic "trap" kept alive today by "purveyors of theological narcissism," from the pope to the Dalai Lama.

"I am a religious reader of The New Yorker.

To the religious reader, after all, this is probably the only issue that matters.

I wouldn't recommend this book to any extremely religious reader!

As a religious reader of Sunday Styles, I always do a quick eye-race for the View column.

You may need to be a religious reader of GalleyCat to get all the jokes in Adam Langer's publishing industry satire, but if you know the name James Frey you're off to a good start.