He saw the soaring infinity of a Walmart superstore as the modern equivalent of a "Saenredam-like religious space," referring to the Dutch Golden Age painter whose subject was church interiors.
Its theme, "Transfiguration," is a religious term referring to the transformation of Christ, Mr. Wang said in an interview, and is now "the perfect term to describe China's ongoing cultural changes".
animi 468D), he also defends an alternative end for human life, which consists in a life of theoria (an Aristotelian term meaning contemplative knowing) or, in Plutarch's words, epopteia (a religious term referring to the final vision achieved in initation ceremonies for mystery religions; De Iside 382D-E; cf. Quaestiones Convivales 718d).
Obama also highlighted the United States' religious diversity, referring to the country's "patchwork heritage" as a strength and saying, "We are a nation of Christians and Muslims, Jews and Hindus and non-believers".
World Uyghur Congress spokesman Dilshat Raxit stated searches for 'illegal' religious publications (referring to any non-state produced material) were underway in Aksu and government officials had ordered Uyghur restaurants to remain open during daylight hours for Ramadan.
In our parallel fMRI study, R BA 20 and 21 were engaged by doctrinal religious knowledge referring to the most abstract attributes of God [9].
Most swear words are sexual or religious references, although others refer to disgusting objects, are ethnic or racial slurs, or are terms that are a form of sexual harassment.
In addition to questions about what religious language refers to and how (if at all) religious concepts apply, the natural theologian faces another set of preliminary questions about our ability to generate sound arguments about such entities or facts.
The religious life reflected in this text is not that of contemporary Hinduism but of an earlier sacrificial religious system, referred to by scholars as Brahmanism or Vedism, which developed in India among Indo-European-speaking peoples.
In that decision, the Justices found that the "person" with religious beliefs referred to in the federal RFRA could be a closely held for-profit company.
