Sentence examples for sacred questions from inspiring English sources

From Beg's childless housekeeper, praying for a baby among plastic flowers and gold icons, to the prostitute punning on the last supper ("Take this body, it's how I earn my bread"), the book raises difficult sacred questions.

Not surprising, since it raises this sacred moral question: "In the season of giving, should the lady give her heart to a handsome, incorrigible cad?" the flap says.

A large part of the population holds the memory of Benazir's family sacred, and the question of who killed her is unresolved.

The fundamental differences between the kingdom ideology in Egypt and that in Mesopotamia have been investigated by historians, and questions concerning sacred kingship in the Old Testament have been explored by Old Testament scholars.

The spiritually strong person asks questions about sacred texts, scrutinizes behavior, and is constantly looking for answers both inside and outside the framework of their faith.

And that's before we even question how sacred an occasion Valentine's was anyway.

It's something sacred, we can't question it, and if you fail at it, you're an inferior human being.

Like "The Da Vinci Code," "The Expected One" takes up the question of "sacred bloodlines" descending from the marriage between Jesus and Mary Magdalene.

Whether or not man is now in a new situation for developing structures of ultimate values radically different from those provided in the traditionally affirmed awareness of the sacred is a vital question.

There are many who swear by The Notebook (2004), although as Hollywood continues to drive the Nicholas Sparks bandwagon into the ground, even Rachel McAdams poked some sly fun in Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris, where she questioned the sacred Sparksian connection between romance and rain: "What's wonderful about getting wet?" What heresy!

Evolution advocates were painted as dictators who refuse to allow anyone to dare question the sacred dogma of evolution.