Sentence examples for religious writers from inspiring English sources

Religious writers, not surprisingly, are more charitably disposed toward him.

The claims of religious writers and atheist writers should be debated on their merits.

During his time, religious writers commonly supported a harsh "biblical" approach to disciplining children.

Byrne must be one of the most influential religious writers in the world, and yet she seems to consider her own evolving religious beliefs to be unmentionable.

What are we to make of Meacham's review when, purporting to distinguish reasonably between historical and supernatural, he confuses the two in a manner similar to religious writers?

In 19th-century Europe, religious writers spelled Yiddish words by imitating Hebrew, using vowel markings where none were necessary so their new writing would resemble ancient Hebrew texts.

Do you consider yourself a religious writer?

She was a "strong" poet — not a religious writer, any more than Shakespeare was.

You don't have to be a religious writer, or a secular writer, to be curious about what it is that we humans want.

And Brod is not alone in seeing his friend as, in at least some sense, a religious writer.

One of Mr. Lax's closest friends was Thomas Merton, the American religious writer and poet, who died in 1968.