Sentence examples for religious reflections from inspiring English sources

But the explanation for scoring high quality of life than the other domains could be that people tend to be spiritual and religious when confronted with issues that are beyond them; they engage in spiritual and religious reflections, treasuring the gifts in their lives, accepting and surrendering to the approach of their death, and facing the part they may have played in their own demise [ 29].

Colonel Poppe said that remarks Major Hasan made in the past were not the issue, because it was only earlier this year that he began his intensified religious reflection.

For many people it is a time of religious reflection and fasting; for others it is a time for dancing and feasting.

What is remarkable about her fiction is that it has combined the privacy of religious reflection with a connective, complicated vision of human idealism.

Champion new local experiments that do something counterintuitive but sensible: family planning combined with religious reflection, holistic nutrition in the inner city, Internet-based group therapy for veterans.

Music and Interfaith Celebrations for Martin Luther King's Birthday (Sunday) A day of religious reflection and music, including stops at three houses of worship, will begin at 2 p.m. at the Islamic Cultural Center of New York, 1711 Third Avenue, at 97th Street.

Ramadan marks the holiest month on the calendar, but over the generations the original spirit of religious reflection and good works has gradually been overshadowed by extended nightly meals.

Atheism is the secret of that religious reflection which justifies the sacred and access to the sacred primarily through its own transmogrification into another form of human knowledge or practice".

Although Panentheism lacked a clear label in philosophical and religious reflection about God until Karl Krause's (1781 1832) creation of the term in the Eighteenth century (Gregersen 2004, 28), various advocates and critics of panentheism find evidence of incipient or implicit forms of panentheism present in religious thought as early as 1300 BCE.

His writings have been described as, "...abound[ing] in vague philosphical and religious reflections this is especially true of his diaries thus making them of slight value.... ...... Hinde dedicated a substantial amount of time to investigating the Madoc Tradition in North America.

So the Great Recession bears some "religious" reflection, as the market has gradually become all pervasive--a replacement for religion and even for God.