The word "religiously" is a correct word in written English.
You can use the word to describe something that is done very strictly or with extreme dedication. For example: "She followed the new diet religiously."
It is not religiously dogmatic...We accept religious pluralism and, likewise, political pluralism .But it was the harder-line Dr Zahhar whom the Egyptians invited to Cairo to discuss the border.
The best way of defusing explosive religious tensions is to safeguard a "respectful, robust, religiously literate debate" between faiths, says Elizabeth Hunter of Theos, a British think-tank.
The churches, synagogues and so on that received most of the money were typically attended by the donor, and thus could be interpreted more as a membership fee than an act of charity (the study did not include religiously linked charities engaged in good works under the heading of religious organisations).Different types of donors favour different things.
Related: Two explosions hit Kurdish political rally in Turkey But many in Batman, a religiously conservative region, are indignant about the president's blatant use of Islam to rally his base.
Doctor questions Advance's digital "religiously digital" commitment as "overzealous", but concedes that it provides room "for real positive change".
The abduction that catapulted Boko Haram into the global limelight was just the tip of almost six years of carnage from a group seeking to impose a caliphate on Africa's largest and religiously mixed nation.
But the sect has tried to ignite a sectarian war in the religiously mixed, central city, including through a series of church bombs on Christmas Day 2011.
Concise, direct, religiously philosophical and deeply affecting, Lincoln's second inaugural explains the cause of the civil war – "These slaves constituted a peculiar and powerful interest.
Mr Walker told me that to his Baptist-separationist mind, the government's latest formula (somewhat broadening the range of opt-outs for religiously-affiliated employers) had it about right.
But these are hardly the first murders committed in a religion's name, nor is there any evidence to suggest that these killers are more representative of Satanism than other religiously-inspired killers are of their faiths.
In the first category, all teaching jobs can be religiously-tested, while in the second up to one-fifth of the teaching posts may be subject to religious scrutiny.
