Sentence examples for support a religious from inspiring English sources

"I don't support a religious test.

In 1995, in a case involving the constitutional separation between church and state, she held that a public university could be required to support a religious student newspaper.

Bankers and stockbrokers need moral support, a religious organization said, complaining that the financial sector is not getting its fair share of prayers in church services.

Somewhat amazingly, Thiel — who said he doesn't support a "religious test"  — said the "media is always taking him literally.

Explicitly or implicitly, most conservatives support a religious approach to morality.

The public opinion of Germany toward the U.S. may not be important to most Americans, but it should be: What does it mean for the future of U.S. international politics when a fully developed democracy with a strong economy, a strong power in Europe and the world, can believe that U.S. Americans support a religious radical?

At first, Mr. Romney supported a religious exemption.

Carson is a scientist who disavows evolution, a citizen who professes to be deeply concerned about democracy yet supports a religious litmus test for public office, and a physician who devoted himself to saving the lives of children but indulges the hypertensive claims of the anti-vaccine element.

In times of economic distress, or whenever a national-security crisis arises, the audience for extremist views expands quite a bit — cf. the rise of the neo-cons and the Tea Party — but surely not to the extent of the country at large supporting a religious zealot and armchair militarist of Santorum's stripe.

He said he was forced to admit that he was a member of an organised crime gang, and that he had been engaged in bribery, fraud and illegally supporting a religious organisation.

The people cannot be had or tricked to supporting a religious doctrine.