Sentence examples for temple challenging from inspiring English sources

A lawsuit filed by a member of the Satanic Temple challenging Missouri's abortion law on religious grounds heads to the state Supreme Court on Tuesday.

The Jesus whom he worshipped was "an outlaw," "a non-violent revolutionary" who drove the money changers from the temple, challenged authority, and lived amid the poor.

Paintings and carvings in ancient Indian temples challenge Western ideas of the relationship between spirituality and sexuality, says writer and historian William Dalrymple.

The Yale and Columbia varsity lightweights dispatched their opposition in heats of the Temple Challenge Cup, setting up a final meeting of the season today.

Jesus' temple action challenges us to look within our own churches to determine whether we're being faithful to his call, or whether God's prophetic confrontation is merited for misinterpreting what the church should be.

We explored caves, danced in local festivals, meditated in a Buddhist temple, and even challenged some sumo wrestlers.

He gave Ms. Narayan's team of economists latitude to write what the bank calls its World Development Report, a flagship document that -- after much internal debate -- threw stones at the orthodox temple of development economics by challenging the notion that all loans should aim to stimulate growth.

Beyond the legal standing of religious beliefs, though, what the Satanic Temple's challenge highlights most is the perceived disparity between deeply held religious convictions and deeply held convictions, period.

Maybe the path of least resistance would be easier for Mylan's board: After all, in recent days, the willful mega-investor forced energy and chemicals firm Kerr-McGee to buy back stock, challenged management at Temple-Inland, and, in a grand stroke, got himself and two compatriots elected to the board of Blockbuster.

Generations of professors and students imagined the university to be a temple for productive challenge and perpetually questioned certainties.

Some priests are attempting to reverse the decline and challenge the "funeral Buddhism" image by opening temple cafes, supporting volunteer activities and hosting music and theatre productions.