Examples of using Religious practice in English and their translations into Slovak
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The reality of it is that, as regards religious practice in China, Article 36 of the Constitution of the People's Republic states exactly what is involved.
Taysir allows Muslims a“get out clause” from Sharia law and other religious practice if they can't implement it fully;
The research conducted by St Mary's University Twickenham London, assessed religious practice among 16-29 year-olds in 21 different European countries.
A current example of a reality that challenges the established beliefs of science concerns the ancient religious practice of fire-walking.
rediscover the joy of faith and return to religious practice in the community of the faithful.
making a true and proper business out of a religious practice.
the restrictions it would impose on religious practice.
making a religious practice a real bargain.
making a religious practice a real bargain.
In a culture charged with faith and religious practice like that of Galilee and Judea of his time, hypocrisy consisted in
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This Copernican Revolution in religious thought has changed religious practice around the world since it was first proclaimed in Palestine two millennia ago,
why can't religious folks disavow ancient religious practice in favor of some true essence that makes sense in modern terms?
dealing with experts in theology and Christian religious practice, I just look at what these people know about religiousness and think they are not very sophisticated.
The AfD clearly opposes“an Islamic religious practice” which is directed against the democratic order,
culture, religious practice, education, dress,
for sheerly demographic reasons, but maybe more from widespread lapses in religious practice).
third-century theologian Tertullian appealed to officials of the Roman Empire to acknowledge that“It is a human right(humani iuris)… that one should worship whatever he intends; the religious practice of one person neither harms
Anyone who has spent an extended period in a country with a Catholic cultural background(whether or not actual religious practice has plummeted)