"religious respect" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use it as an expression of honoring another person's religious beliefs. For example, "I have a great deal of religious respect for the traditions of my friend's faith."
Must they remain invisible as a mark of religious respect?
On May 5, you reported on a task force that I sent to the academy to assess religious respect.
The turban is worn as a sign of religious respect but also as a matter of practicality, to bind up long hair.
This is nothing more than an attempt to abuse the language of rights to go beyond the religious respect they are already accorded and secure religious privilege.
His associates say that this alteration of demeanor is not studied but, rather, stems from a profound, almost religious, respect for the law.
Curiously, although Binet performs like a postmodernist, he acts like a nineteenth-century positivist, with an almost religious respect for "reality" and the unsullied purity of "how things really happened".
The Air Force "higher chain of command" is deeply involved in religious-respect issues at the Air Force Academy addressed in your May 14 editorial "Separation of Church and Air Force".
Supporters retort that people with strong religious convictions respect faith, whatever its form.
Whether or not a person is religious, with respect to their vocation as a scientist, is completely irrelevant.
These commitments have been predicated on basic religious principles, respect for international law, and alliances that resulted in wise decisions and mutual restraint.
History has shown that a moral or religious code respected by all is necessary for the long-term survival of a culture or civilization.
