Sentence examples for religious sciences from inspiring English sources
The Ayyūbids, zealous Sunni Muslims seeking to convert Muslim Shīʿites and Christians, introduced into Egypt and Jerusalem the madrassa, an academy of religious sciences.
The simplest type of early Muslim education was offered in the mosques, where scholars who had congregated to discuss the Qurʾān began before long to teach the religious sciences to interested adults.
The madrasas had no standard curriculum; the founder of each school determined the specific courses that would be taught, but they generally offered instruction in both the religious sciences and the physical sciences.
Islamic humanism flourished during the "golden age" of classical Islam, a period from the eighth to the 12th centuries that witnessed the rise and flowering of religious sciences, natural sciences, literature, the humanities and the arts.
His legal training (he was a judge by profession) and his extensive knowledge of the history of the religious sciences (including theology) enabled him to speak with authority about the principles of Islamic law and their application to theological and philosophic issues and to question the authority of al-Ghazālī and the Ashʿarīs to determine correct beliefs and right practices.
Al-Suyūṭī, in full Jalāl al-Dīn Abū al-Faḍl ʿAbd al-Raḥmān ibn Abī Bakr al-Suy��ṭī (born 1445, Cairo, Egypt died October 17, 1505, Cairo) Egyptian writer and teacher whose works deal with a wide variety of subjects, the Islamic religious sciences predominating.
Ernest Holmes, founder of the Religious Science / Science of Mind / Centers for Spiritual Living movement, who wrote the Science of Mind textbook.
Like the New Thought tradition, Religious Science is basically monistic.
Religious Science, religious movement founded in the United States by Ernest Holmes (1887 1960).
The Rev. Andriette Earl, a United Church of Religious Science minister, is to officiate.
There are now two branches: the United Church of Religious Science and the smaller Religious Science International, which prefers a less centralized polity.
