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Those who seemed to be religious, but did not bridle their tongue,
If any man among you seem to be religious, and bridleth not his tongue,
All we have got to go on are some tattoos on the body which appear to be religious in nature, and Dean Haley's course on spiritual iconography was one of the best classes I ever took.
Those who claim to be religious, who are not religious,
Shi''a clergy(Ulema) have had a significant influence on most Iranians, who have tended to be religious, traditional, and opposed to any process of Westernization.
82% of the people consider themselves to be religious.'.
Shi'a clergy(Ulema) have had a significant influence on some Iranians, who have tended to be religious, traditional, and alienated from any process of Westernization.
82% respectively of the people consider themselves to be religious.
Albert Einstein wrote that to know an answer to the question“What is the meaning of human life?” means to be religious.
they do not seem to be religious at all.
The parents must exert every effort to rear their offspring to be religious, for should the children not attain this greatest of adornments,
But people want to be religious, and religion should be made to be a force for harmony in the world, which it can and should be-- because of the Golden Rule.
if not to make it impossible for intelligent people to be religious, then at least to make it possible for them not to be religious.
People have the freedom to choose whether or not to be religious in a secular regime," he said in an interview with an Egyptian TV station
as a report has just shown-- but they still want to be religious.
People have the freedom to choose whether or not to be religious in a secular regime,” he said in an interview with an Egyptian TV,
It's supposed to be religious as hell, I know,
It's suppose to be religious as hell, I know,
While the steps do make a point of mentioning that a person is to understand God“… as we understood Him,” implying that the program does not require a person to be religious nor adhere to any specific principles, the words do still feel stifling to those of other belief systems.
their scholarly efforts and their longing for spiritual and institutional renewal is the specific characteristic that distinguishes“Christian humanists” as a group from other humanists who just happened to be religious.".