Sentence examples for religious tools from inspiring English sources

This poses a timely and urgent opportunity to engage them in looking at how Islamic feminism can provide them with the intellectual and religious tools they seek.

Only Sufis have the religious tools, intellectual skills, and political cunning to dismantle ISIS.

If you use your altar for religious ceremony, it is a good idea to find a table or desk that has drawers in it to store extra candles and religious tools.

Yang meant the piece to serve as "a kind of religious tool," aided by a serene soundscape that drew your attention inwards.

Hager is also founder of a closed group called Pot Illuminati that has long used cannabis as a religious tool, but he says he doesn't have plans to register it with the government.

We caught up with Yang last October in New York (his first time in the US), where he discussed the rippling work as a "religious tool"—red is a color widely associated with religion in Korea and the importance of its exhibition in an urban environment, as it provides space for contemplation and reflection amidst the chaos and noise of city life.

So now the Christian congregations that are weeks away from expulsion from New York City's public schools are focusing on more-religious tools in their arsenal: prayer, fasting and repentance.

"Stealth jihadis use political, cultural, societal, religious, intellectual tools; violent jihadis use violence," Mr. Gingrich said in the speech.

In a 2010 speech in Washington he summarized the anti-Sharia movement: "Stealth jihadis use political, cultural, societal, religious, intellectual tools" as a way to "replace Western civilization with a radical imposition of Sharia," Gingrich said.

There are also artifacts galore: tools, religious objects, cutlery, bowls, stunning pottery, including a complete green glass bottle, weights and measures, cosmetic instruments, jewelry, tombstones and yet more shoes, some with beautiful leather latticework that would make today's shoe designers blush with envy.

I knew little about the Eastern and Midwest Native American cultures and was intrigued by the variety of collections associated with the artifacts, practical tools, religious materials and jewelry on display.