Sentence examples for through religions from inspiring English sources

In common people God instilled this hope "through religions (leges)," in wise people, "through the hidden truths (arcana) of philosophy".

The etymology implies that there are "two sources" of religion: "religio," which implies a holding back or a being unscathed, safe and sound; and "re-legere," which implies a linking up with another through faith (Religion, p. 16).

"Some may come to this through politics, others through religion.

For services to the community through religion and civic service.

His salvation narrative of overcoming drink through religion is both sincere and central to him.

For Francois-Cerrah, the examination of such deeds and movements through religion is overstated.

They said they felt far more connected through religion than through ethnicity, and Muslim Tutsi were spared.

Some stories are of such force in the imagination that they cut through religion, race and class, achieving universality.

This Islamic alternative to what many saw as a nation's corrupt and failing institutions persuaded many Egyptian students to cling to hopes of change through religion.

As he rejected national patriotism in favor of his vision of peace through religion, he became more liberal in other respects.

A less harsh reaction is to seek a "cure" – either through religion or, in better-off families – through expensive but futile psychiatric treatment.