Sentence examples for religious relevance from inspiring English sources

The solar-concentrator option has mercifully retained the religious relevance of the real estate goldmine of Doongerwadi.

As opposed to ancient art, which was afforded a direct moral and religious relevance, modern art reflects its status as art.

In these fields, human fallibility or the changeable nature of the subject matter precluded full knowledge (scientia), and a lack of religious relevance or accepted theological contentiousness prevented the intervention of faith (fides).

The philosophical theology of the Ilāhiyyāt includes a series of themes of religious relevance (the existence of God, His attributes, providence, theodicy, man's destiny in the afterlife, prophecy etc)., which are treated by means of examples, terminology and scriptural quotations of clear Islamic provenience.

The temple holds great historical and religious relevance for many Hindus.

German Lutheran theologian who showed both the religious and ethical relevance of the Christian faith by synthesizing the teaching of the Scriptures and the Protestant Reformation with some aspects of modern knowledge.

Community and religious leaders questioned the relevance of the Act in protecting Muslim Australians, as religion is not one of the areas covered by the legislation.

The deconstructionist writings of Jacques Derrida offer another instance of secular writing in a religious key whose feminist relevance needs to be assessed.

This way of developing the concept points once more to its relevance for religious life: to experience order in these terms is to experience God as present in the world, and caring for it.

In this sense, "methodological naturalism" asserts that religious commitments have no relevance within science: natural science itself requires no specific attitude to religion, and can be practised just as well by adherents of religious faiths as by atheists or agnostics (Draper 2005).

But other 2010 discoveries did highlight two genomic insights that do have relevance for religious views of human identity.