Sentence examples for religiously neutral from inspiring English sources

A secular state, at least theoretically, is religiously neutral and does not try to infringe the religious freedoms of the religious lot.

contended that public schools may close on religious holidays only if they have a religiously neutral reason for doing so.

There is a reason the Constitution separates church and state, and not only to prevent state-sponsored religious indoctrination, but also to require that taxes should be religiously neutral.

At a time when Americans subscribe to a wide variety of religious beliefs — or none at all — it's vital for government to be religiously neutral.

The neo-creos are right to think that evolution is not religiously neutral.

Note that you are not to promote theistic evolution: the schools must be religiously neutral.

In summary, we conclude § 18-3-104(1)(b) is a valid, religiously-neutral, and generally-applicable criminal statute that prohibits conduct a state is free to regulate.

The federal judge in Hawaii who issued an injunction on the second, narrower ban, said that any reasonable person would conclude that it was meant to "disfavor a particular religion, in spite of its stated, religiously-neutral purpose".

Perhaps next time Boehner should choose a less literary, more religiously-neutral way to insult Cruz.

TK: As said earlier, Japan is religiously very neutral; there are almost no Muslims and Jews, and the Christian population is about 1%.

In its place emerged a politically neutral and religiously original messianic conception based on the "Son of David," "Son of Man," and the "Suffering Servant" (Isaiah 52 53).