We might just be irreligious Catholics instead of irreligious Protestants.
If anything, he said, being irreligious has made religious questions all the more vital to him.
If you are young and bright, it seems, you are more likely to be irreligious.
The Egyptian novelist Naguib Mahfouz was stabbed because one of his books was thought to be irreligious.
Approximately half on Mongolians today are Buddhists and 40% are irreligious, with the remaining 10% comprised of Christians, shamanists, and others (including a very small Jewish community).
Not to say that this is what Isis want – Isis are like the group that closed the House of Wisdom, the next caliphate who decided science was irreligious.
A recent pan-European survey by Stephen Bullivant, professor of theology at St Mary's University in London, showed that in a dozen countries, including Britain, a majority of young people are irreligious.
The rebels have attacked Afghan Government and Soviet installations from bases in Pakistan or in the Afghan hinterland, saying they oppose the Karmal Government because it is irreligious, cruel and dominated by foreigners.
Bengali Muslims smart under an Islamic prejudice that they are irreligious and disorderly, the impure among the pure, and here was a proto-Bengali writer with a Muslim name, portraying them as all of that and more.
As for the actual issue of mass graves or not, again, the practical and pragmatic, the exigencies, if people are upset or undignified or feel it's irreligious to do it this way, there is recognition of a greater need: you simply can't have bodies in the public space.
