Sentence examples for teaching of religious from inspiring English sources
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Efforts to pass bills that implicitly condone the teaching of religious theories for life's origins have failed in at least five states.
Justice Breyer said voucher programs differed "in both kind and degree from aid programs upheld in the past" because they provided public money "to a core function of the church: the teaching of religious truths to young children".
Indeed, I welcome the possibility of a national framework for the teaching of religious education as a further contribution to enhancing the role of the subject in the curriculum.
A pair of scenes showing the teaching of religious doctrine — one, for children, concerning Abraham's willingness to sacrifice Isaac, and another, for adults, about the righteous men for whom the world was created — deftly suggest his view of the power and the limitations of the big ideas at work in traditional Judaism.
A large number of participants in this research advocated the teaching of religious explanations along with evolutionary content.
They don't allow the teaching of Christian Religious Knowledge in their in schools.
It has at times been pressed to mean that no biblical interpretation is valid unless it conforms to the established teaching of a religious community, to the verdict of tradition, or to the "unanimous consensus of the fathers".
Mary Batchelor urged the committee to strike the words "encourage" and "promote" from the bill, "so that it couldn't be construed to make the teaching of our religious beliefs to our children a crime".
Mr. Chirac also called for a law to prevent patients from refusing treatment by a doctor or health-care professional of the opposite sex; for the development of the teaching of basic religious facts in schools; for a "code of secularism" for civil servants to use as a guide in the workplace; and for the creation of a watchdog agency to monitor violations.
In fact, that's the teaching of major religious traditions, including the Roman Catholic Church, the United Methodist Church and even the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons).
