I feel that [way] about some religions that are called religions.
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Soper herself is Pagan, an umbrella term for religions that fall outside of the main world religions, so it includes Neo-Pagan religions like Wicca.
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Religions have engaged these questions for a very long time, particularly the religions of the east.
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Religions working together Pope Francis said it is a "great sign" that leaders of various religions have begun working together.
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Should asylum be extended to the adherents of religions that do not recognize the free exercise rights of other religions?
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The finding suggests religions with moralizing gods, or prosocial religions, were not a necessary requirement for the evolution of social complexity.
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"The main non-Christian religions in Latin America are those of the African diaspora, which are religions of spirit possession," Chesnut said.
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The Indian community in Tanzania alone consists of an assortment of castes and religions, and even the religions are split into subgroups.
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This means that religions -- all religions -- stay on their side of the fence, while the local, state, and federal government must remain secular.
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About 2628 percent selected "Islam" as the most likely culprit, with 28503 percent blaming "multiple or all religions" and 22019 percent saying "other religions" instead.
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The study also examined the influence of "ethnic religions," defined as religions that are racially homogeneous and accentuate a shared cultural heritage, history or homeland.
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Indeed, various religions over the past several millennia have witnessed the emergence of prosocial religions, including the moralizing Abrahamic God and the Buddhist belief in karma.
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He first became interested in Zen in 1958 when he read "The Religions of Man," Huston Smith's survey of the world's great religions, published that year.
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" He has referred to both Islam and Mormonism as religions that were "a heresy from the pit of hell" and has referred to non-Christian religions as "cults.
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The result, he argued, would be an era of ideological battles, where political religions would replace traditional religions as competing sources of meaning and order in human life.
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The "Other Religions" category includes the Baha'i and Mandean faiths, both Abrahamic, syncretic religions that have grown out of a mixed Christian, Muslim, Jewish, and Zoroastrian religious milieu.
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The U.S. Government banned the Sundance, the Plains religions' most sacred ceremony, with its days of fasting and ritual bloodletting; Native Americans could no longer openly practice their religions.
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The New Atheists — Sam Harris, Richard Dawkins, and others — attack religions in the sublime confidence that these religions are myths and that they themselves harbor no myths, but that's not true.
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When politics goes amok, when organized religions become political . . .
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According to the traditions of the largest religions of the world, we will someday love God and one another so perfectly that there will not be a need for religions or governments.
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This stands in sharp contrast to the parity these two world religions had between 2012 and 2016, when the two religions had rough parity, when both hovered between 40 percent and 50 percent.
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As I often say, I disagree with almost every vision of what the best self is, according to religions, but I admire the ambition and the structure that religions place upon this ambition.
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Four world religions originated there: Hinduism, Jainism, Sikhism and Buddhism.
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That goes for all races, all sexes and all religions.
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Germanic neopaganism is a rather young faith, as religions go.
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The father of these religions, Abraham, was living in Kanaan.
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If they don't recognize nationalities and religions, why should we?
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I've got friends of all different races, religions, and orientations.
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Vast majorities of people of all religions would accept that.
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Religions change constantly, rethinking old traditions and incorporating new doctrines.
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There were clay figures dressed as stereotypes of several religions.
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I grew up Catholic but I don't follow organized religions.
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I then threw simple sentences about different religions at it.
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Walling off countries or entire religions is against our values.
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LIFE'S beginning and end are, to most religions, sacred moments.
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All religions want peace, it's the others who want war.
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The catastrophic revolutionary ideologies of the past were ersatz religions.
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We represent a wide range of religions, ethnicities and professions.
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As far as religions go, Wicca is pretty damn chill.
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The colours and hues of all different types and religions.
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Wright isn't proselytizing or implying that other religions are false.
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Many religions teach forgiveness, but being devout is not required.
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"Terrorism has pervaded the whole humanity, not religions," he said.
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"He was too busy with comparing religions," Mr. Ahmed recalled.
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Now more people across different races and religions feel uncomfortable.
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Fred was a Presbyterian minister, but he studied all religions.
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"Both religions have so much to offer and learn from."
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Even the Abrahamic religions have a unique history in India.
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Practitioners of all religions should denounce this kind of behavior.
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The religions know all this wisdom but have bastardized it.
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Club members represent a range of nationalities, religions — and tastes.
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The shrine is nominally open to persons of all religions.
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Today, there are religions based on movies like Star Wars.
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Religions are shaped by their environments, just like most things.
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"Identifying specific countries with Muslim majorities and carving out exceptions for minority religions flies in the face of the constitutional principle that bans the government from either favoring or discriminating against particular religions," he said.
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Set designer Lisa Soper herself is Pagan (a term for religions that fall outside of the main world religions, like Wicca) and told Refinery29 that she took no offense to the show's depiction of witchcraft.
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Still, the baby boom among Muslims and Christians is projected to help both religions capture a larger share of the global population by 2060, even as all other religions — and the unaffiliated population — lose ground.
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"Religions didn't encourage football in Saudi Arabia," says Ali al-Ahmed.
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In those circumstances, religions had to reinforce the obligation to procreate.
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The event ended in prayers by members of several different religions.
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His appeal appeared to extend to all political stripes and religions.
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This is a shared struggle for women across the major religions.
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Take the opportunity to promote tolerance between religions, cultures, ethnic groups.
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Most religions include some sort of dietary restriction: Islam prohibits pork.
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The number of schools run by minority religions is rising steadily.
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Few religions sanction swearing on the reg, but Scientology apparently does.
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I've been pumping African traditional religions/witchcraft for a LONG time.
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The Yazidis are linked to the ancient religions of this region.
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Other people's religions are not candy for you to sample. 923.
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Last year he chastised Islamic scholars for not respecting other religions.
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His orders and rhetoric fuel discrimination against entire countries and religions.
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All the major world religions have sacred passages that mention bees.
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These works contain statements regarding all religions and peoples, including Jews.
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That is the aim of Daesh, to divide ethnicities and religions.
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"This is not a war of religions," said a Parisian churchgoer.
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We opened our doors to all nations, all religions, all opinions.
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"Dear friend, people of all religions should be friends," Sophie wrote.
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He spoke of dialogue between religions "and also in civil society".
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We are accepting of all cultures, religions, and political ideologies (*cough*).
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"I am not speaking of a war of religions," he said.
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"Zenta is the religion to end all religions," Leni Sinclair said.
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Just like there's wisdom in non-Christian religions that Christians appropriate.
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It has long been a melting pot of cultures and religions.
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" He remembered "a Republic embracing many nations, many cultures, many religions.
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Frontier religions were often ascetic, banning drinking, card-playing and dancing.
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Entire religions, entire empires, have been founded on much less. ♦
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"I've been criticizing all religions for years," including Christianity, he said.
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The median age for the world's remaining religions is higher still.
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Or is it to learn about different cultures, histories and religions?
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Some call themselves religions, though others shy away from the word.
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And what about the eras when major world religions were founded?
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Even the storylines that borrow from other religions teach Buddhist lessons.
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Then he was asking us: 'What religions do we have here?
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Mr. LaRouche denigrated a panoply of ethnic groups and organized religions.
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But also the Mormon church, the most American creation among religions.
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So to learn more about mourning traditions across different religions, we spoke to five people from five different faiths — Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and Hinduism — to get a better sense of the ways their religions handle death.
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Timing: The ban follows a series of recent government regulations that have successfully clamped down on Christianity and Islam while promoting other religions, such as Buddhism and Taoism — religions that Xi sees as representing more traditional values.
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Whereas most religions deify only certain words, Wallace exalted all of them.
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His book, "The World's Religions," is still widely used on college campuses.
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Our team members come from all backgrounds, religions, nationalities, genders and races.
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This may include criticism of public figures, religions, professions, and political ideologies.
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Although the principle is, in theory, applicable to all religions, in practice
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DAFs are particularly popular among certain religions, though experts are unsure why.
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As its origins suggest, the Bahai faith borrows happily from other religions.
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Things get trickier still when several religions regard a site as holy.
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Religions are an organized belief system, and cults are organized belief systems.
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They come from all races, religions, professions and more than 150 countries.
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It's no coincidence that so many cults align themselves with mainstream religions.
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It's taken a lot of power away from Christianity and other religions.
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"There are children, families, all from different religions and backgrounds," she said.
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I don't believe there should be so many religions in this world.
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We are many different colors, religions, backgrounds, education levels, all of it.
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We live in a weird society so divided by races and religions.
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But I guess it's the same for all churches and all religions?
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Many cultures and religions prescribe the abstinence that was indoctrinated in me.
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Judaism and Islam, being Abrahamic religions, share Christianity's adversarial attitude toward possession.
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A governmental preference among religions is precisely what the Establishment Clause prohibits.
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The swastika, for example, is actually considered sacred in certain Eurasian religions.
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"Maybe this would help open up eyes in all religions," he said.
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My family and friends come from all ethnicities, religions and sexual orientations.
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The Run-Up A quick quiz about presidential candidates and their religions.
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In modern times, most have found understanding through the world's major religions.
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The slum is home to an array of ethnicities, religions and languages.
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Traditional African religions appear to be the final and most controversial frontier.
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And so there were lots of new religions, so they created revolutions.
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They represent a multicultural society of different races, different religions, different sexualities.
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I've not seen many religions change in the past few hundred years.
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But the logic (and the history) of religions tells against this view.
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So that's how absolutisms work, and they don't have to be religions.
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And what is the relationship between Protestant Christianity and African diasporic religions?
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"Tyranny and submission to other religions is on the march," Whitaker says.
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It's a very diverse mix of all social classes, religions, and backgrounds.
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We want to have respect for religions, for different cultures, for places.
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They follow men and women of different nationalities, religions and ethnic backgrounds.
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This was Union Theological Seminary's course on African religions in the Americas.
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All sections of the country are represented and we have all religions.
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People of different races and religions consoled one another at candlelight vigils.
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Equality between genders or religions was rejected; harsh corporal punishments became routine.
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All the religions insert this human person between you and divine experience.
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And some religions require that bodies be intact at burial, she says.
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I know other religions with married clergy members have sex scandals, too.
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Christianity, like most religions, is not without its problematic points in history.
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These dynamics have become institutionalized to a point where there are now established "religions" in security, which include: Relying entirely on the "religions" above to secure enterprises is dangerous, not least because attackers and threats are constantly evolving.
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I felt like what he was doing was looking for the common humanist values that exist in most of the world's religions and trying to impart those — that kind of basic morality that undergirds most of the world's religions.
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The ruling Baath party claims to represent all of Syria's religions and sects.
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We once invented a board game about the holidays of the world's religions.
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He added bigoted and racist comments about many other ethnicities, religions and races.
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And it is entirely reasonable to give preference... to members of minority religions.
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Because of her religions beliefs, she feels as though she committed a sin.
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Republicans and Democrats are admired here by people of all parties and religions.
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But on what terms should diverse cultures and religions inhabit the common polity?
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Of course, if Ms. Jackson is exploring different religions, more power to her.
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One of the hardest arguments concerns the role of religions and religious charities.
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But arguably, only religions do a better job of providing something for nothing.
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The religions we profile on "Believer" tend to be somewhat insular and secretive.
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What you may not know is nearly all modern religions have fasting traditions.
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Jerusalem is home to sites holy to the Muslim, Jewish and Christian religions.
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We may possibly have heard of a difference between revealed and natural religions.
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As such, Iémanja Day is a syncretism that unites Christianity with African religions.
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Victims of gun violence are of all different races and religions, she wrote.
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It was filled with many shades of rich colors or languages and religions.
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And while that may seem nuts, people have started religions for stranger reasons.
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That cause, he said, was bigger than the dispute between the world's religions.
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Mainline Protestants, Roman Catholics and the category "other religions" also had lower rates.
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Don't put down people of other religions in order to praise us. 88.
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Cabrera was a poet, artist, feminist, and prolific scholar of Afro-Cuban religions.
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You just saw one place where people of different classes and religions coexisted.
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U.S. Catholics are also older, on average, than members of other major religions.
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I tolerate all religions as long as they are not forced on me.
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Religions in China have been the basis of social communities — temple-centered communities.
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P: Religions have stunning illustrations of reconciliation and a wider sense of 'we.
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Saudi Arabia, home to Islam's holiest sites, bans the practice of other religions.
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Adherents of both religions are small minorities compared with the country's Buddhist majority.
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For many, the traditional organized religions are implicated in the existing power structures.
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Instead of busying himself with other religions, he should concentrate on his religion.
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The historical layering of religions has earned Sarajevo the designation Jerusalem of Europe.
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Our religions, our languages, are now mishmashes of what was and what infiltrated.
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Of course every institution needs rules; of course religions have codes of conduct.
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When the world's religions share just one symbol, it must be pretty important.
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"We live among different religions, ethnicities and cultures," she said in an interview.
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For many religions, that's not just a policy; it's an article of faith.
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"I'm against all religions, but I'm open to other cultures," one said softly.
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He identified that all religions were fundamentally in pursuit of oneness with God.
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We are a different country now, and there are 50 more different religions.
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The world's five major religions were literally thousands of years in the making.
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The lore is deep, and the connections between the factions, their leaders, their adherents, their religions, their perspectives on those religions, and their political beliefs are are shaped by the context of the world that they are in and its history.
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Only unions conducted according to the rules of officially recognised religions can be registered.
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But it fits the group's perception that a war of religions is at hand.
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You need to have freedom of press, freedom of expression, tolerance for all religions.
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" They added the restaurant "proudly serves people of all races, religions and sexual preferences.
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Blasphemy laws in Indonesia are applicable to any of its six officially recognized religions.
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Aslan was the host of Believer, a travel documentary featuring the world's different religions.
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Join citizens of all backgrounds, religions and viewpoints in reaching out to help others.
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"Every one of them has precedence in history and parallels current religions," Thomas said.
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There's no doubt that religions have contained many ideas that have caused humans harm.
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He said the issue is not freedom of expression but tolerance of other religions.
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Sri Lankans can thank their country's many recognized religions for the days-off bonanza.
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Different religions, cultures, and dialects can make it hard to see eye-to-eye.
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That's true for many religions but especially Mormonism, which has a very recent history.
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The crisis brings misery and death to all races, parties, genders, classes and religions.
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They are vicious killers and murderers who perverted one of the world's great religions.
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WITH ALL world religions, there are strains between the ancient heartland and the periphery.
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It runs 300-odd websites in 15 languages, catering to different castes and religions.
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They are a national treasure of all races, all religions, all walks of life.
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They populated Mesopotamian religions and native American belief systems; their geographical spread is vast.
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The moderates Islam that is open to the world, open to all the religions.
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BUDDHISM is generally regarded, with good reason, as the most peaceful of world religions.
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Most things in most religions are actually dope if you don't get it twisted.
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When she started to teach a college course in world religions, something odd happened.
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Israel, the Vatican and Saudi Arabia are the seats of the three monotheistic religions.
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The practice of fasting is an age-old tradition in many societies and religions.
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The report shows that most religions in China have been quickly increasing their reach.
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People from multiple religions also joined in meal and prayer to show their solidarity.
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" Twitter's own account tweeted that the company is built by "immigrants of all religions.
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If you discuss religious dress and symbols, you have to speak about all religions.
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As all global religions must, the ceremonies affirm both human diversity and human universality.
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The "gau rakshaks", or cow protectors, are inflaming tensions among India's religions and castes.
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And the goddess religions were subverted, with the goddesses themselves turned into sex idols.
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They understand the local religions and the religious dynamics playing out across the region.
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"In the U.K., there is no confusion between Sikhs and other religions," they said.
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A transformation in the church's attitude toward other Christian churches and non-Christian religions.
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The Old City contains sites that are sacred to all three great monotheistic religions.
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"Different ethnicities, different religions — we sell a lot of elephants now," Mr. Campanella noted.
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This ban violates the Constitution's bedrock requirement that the government remain neutral among religions.
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Settlers and Palestinians spoke different languages, practiced different religions and lived under different laws.
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I didn't seriously understand how you can appreciate other religions at the same time.
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Atheists simply lack belief in the faith-based assertions of the world's many religions.
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Jerusalem is home to sites considered holy by the Jewish, Muslim and Christian religions.
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LA's culture melds many religions, many different energies, and all art mirrors its environment.
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The concept shows up in religions, like Buddhism, as well as New Age philosophies.
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Trump needs you to be the enemy, just like all religions need a demon.
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We encourage readers of all races, religions, ages, nationalities and political beliefs to join.
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The nearly 2 million people left off the NRC included people of all religions.
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Although we have no issues with our differing religions and backgrounds, his parents do.
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Has the whole economy become dependent on them—paperclip jewellery, paperclip houses, paperclip religions?
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All religions contain sacred scriptures that call on their faithful to care for creation.
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Arab and Kurdish Muslims live peacefully alongside Christians, Yazidis, and those of other religions.
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And all great religions achieve historical success by gradually moderating their most extreme demands.
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Akko, Israel, embraces its different religions and ethnicities, creating a unique blend of cuisine.
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"Sports handles this so well," he said of differences in races, religions and backgrounds.
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The temple uses the movie's plot and terminology as a gateway into world religions.
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I respect all religions but do not practice any and only believe in science!
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What makes this letter powerful, Raab said, is Gandhi's stated respect for other religions.
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The state authorizes just six official religions: Islam, Protestantism, Catholicism, Buddhism, Hinduism and Confucianism.
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And while it specifically accepts adherents of six religions, it does not include Muslims.
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Do you think TV is an ideal place to educate people about different religions?
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Treating other people's religions with respect doesn't rule out such responses; it requires them.
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We encourage readers of all races, religions, ages, nationalities and political beliefs to apply.
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I'd like to set fire to patriarchal religions, to the idea of male God.
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Government-led conversions also played a role in the spread of east Asian religions.
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If you look at a lot of religions, they already incorporate ideas of UFOs.
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Worshipers must "uphold the principle that religions in China must be Chinese in orientation and provide active guidance to religions so that they can adapt themselves to the socialist society," according to a government white paper on religious freedoms published earlier this year.
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But UNESCO's heritage wonks have no mandate to adjudicate between the claims of different religions.
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Though threatened by violent terrorist groups, minority religions have often coexisted peacefully in the region.
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It said German culture encompassed seeing different lifestyles, values, religions and world views as enriching.
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Religions have weekly holy days and yearly seasons of celebration, repentance, and ordinary working times.
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As is often the case with mainstream religions, misconceptions about sisters and their congregations abound.
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"Our population is full of people of different shapes, sizes, ethnicities and religions," he says.
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There would be no GE without people of all races, religions, genders, and sexual orientations.
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"Our belief is the unity of God and people, just like other religions," he said.
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And there is a law that prohibits insulting people's religions, much for the same reason.
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In particular, it was asserted, the measure would stop minority religions maintaining their own schools.
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To have all these people, all these colors, all these races, all these religions together.
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The country has a long history of bloody confrontation between adherents of the two religions.
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It begins with starting a conversation with Latinx community of all shades, sexualities and religions.
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It has two main religions: the University of Alabama's football team and the Baptist church.
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But a clear majority (61%) also agreed that "the teachings of religions are essentially peaceful".
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"Some Halloween costumes reinforce stereotypes of particular races, genders, cultures, or religions," the administration wrote .
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Judaism is only his way in, a mighty metaphor for all religions and all peoples.
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You can find versions of this idea in ancient religions and in modern sci-fi.
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He speaks of returning to a "moderate Islam open to the world and all religions".
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Because the mixing of the two is the source of the "infernal religions," of course.
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Included are people from all age groups, income levels, political affiliations, races, religions and regions.
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President, why don't we introduce it to all the religions, as well as nonreligious concepts.
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Among them, fanatics stunted by the Quran, but also many holy rollers from other religions.
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Those same founding fathers found it important to emphasize that all religions were welcome here.
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Religious freedom is a human right enjoyed by individuals – not a right granted to religions.
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Built on standing up to the fuckery perpetrated on Americans of all races and religions.
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It was a great day and glad to see Pakistan accepting other cultures and religions!
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Given its widespread use in Hinduism and other religions, Om's meaning is fittingly far-reaching.
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The presidential turkey pardon draws on the long traditions of forgiveness in the world's religions.
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Bangladesh's 1971 constitution originally declared all religions were equal in the eyes of the state.
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Scouting teaches young men respect for all people, all religions, and all our national institutions.
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The feast unites Catholics, tourists, and members of Candomblé and Umbanda, two Afro-Brazilian religions.
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Across religions, women are often denied their right to property in the deeply patriarchal state.
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Many gushed dedications to their home towns, religions, pet causes—and even Brazil's insurance brokers.
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The subtext is not minority religions in America or Native religion or Islam or Buddhism.
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The health of liberty depends on the principles, standards and morals common to all religions.
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"I think religions and how it intersects with culture and history is fascinating," she says.
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The city is home to holy sites from three major religions: Christianity, Judaism and Islam.
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Nicholas Kristof ONE puzzle of the world is that religions often don't resemble their founders.
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The great religions and the wisest political philosophies have always counseled going the other way.
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As with adherents of many religions, Buddhists typically give donations to priests for their services.
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"Nike respects all religions and we take concerns of this nature seriously," the spokesperson said.
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Religions divisions in Ukraine widened as relations between the West and Russia sank in 2014.
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The biggest change for the worse is the rise of fundamentalism within the old religions.
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For K. Robinson, exploration of the world's religions began after leaving home at age 22.
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Blunt demands to ban certain religions and races from playing a full role in society.
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Others have been charged for criticizing homosexuality as well as particular religions and religious practices.
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They're different in that ours is supposed to be more common with other Eastern religions.
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Climate change denial and the return of creationism: Science is the record of dead religions.
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Other legal actions have taken on the alleged preferential treatment of prisoners of certain religions.
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Even kids of different religions who've never hung out, now have a common playing field.
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Its modern-day adherents cherish tolerance and pluralism, qualities that in many religions unsettle extremists.
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It was, perhaps, after the three Abrahamic religions, the greatest millenarian rapture of human history.
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History shows that religions evolve through time in a manner that belies their social fitness.
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But there is, for many religions, a particular sense in which we don't really die.
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"As the saint of ecology and the environment, St Francis transcends all religions," said Enzo.
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This experience has also shaped our determination to bring cultures and other religions together internationally.
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Theoharis is the co-director of the Kairos Center for Religions, Rights, and Social Justice.
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The people of Guam respect all religions and all ethnicities, at least in my experience.
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Representatives of other religions are also present, a sign of the residents' commitment to ecumenism.
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"We are a different country now, and there are 50 more different religions" he said.
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PETER GARDELLA Purchase, N.Y. The writer is a professor of world religions at Manhattanville College.
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Some music is chosen because it is particularly offensive to the prisoners' beliefs and religions.
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Unlike race, Rauch points out that religions almost all include core teachings about sexual boundaries.
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Abuse happens in all religions, all countries, all neighborhoods -- at all income and education levels.
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The diversity of religions in America has increased and it does intersect in our politics.
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Nowruz is so ingrained in Persian culture—it predates Christianity, Islam, all the established religions.
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Some of the biggest shifts occurred through government endorsements of certain religions and, occasionally, conquest.
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What cowards these people are: we all know that they would never dare insult other religions!
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Some countries where powerful religions forbid suicide have historically underreported the act; some still do so.
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Some moved on to more trendy religions, while others became disillusioned by the Centre's financial demands.
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HEIRS TO FORGOTTEN KINGDOMS: Journeys Into the Disappearing Religions of the Middle East, by Gerard Russell.
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He reveals the story behind his signature achievement: the publication of "The World's Religions" in 1958.
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In vivid and poetic writing, Smith took readers on a tour of the world's major religions.
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"Across all races, religions, and creeds, people were less likely to call the police," Goff said.
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It's a surreal look at esotericism, a blanket term for beliefs that venture outside traditional religions.
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Stop talking about Eastern religions if you don't know anything about themEver been to a festival?
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This is also, apparently, how we ended up with pretty much all the major world religions.
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We are not just tolerant of other ethnicities, races, religions and sexual orientations, we celebrate them.
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It also set up a panel to police public commentary on Islam, but not other religions.
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Their message comes down to this: Be afraid of people who are different, religions, colors, language.
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Such a space also reflects a wider trend of non-explicitly "religious" spaces functioning as religions.
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Guinea is predominantly Muslim, but many in rural areas have been practicing traditional religions for centuries.
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It seems that, as with most religions, Systemspace's appeal springs from its promise of an afterlife.
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The Yazidis are a religious sect whose beliefs combine elements of several ancient Middle Eastern religions.
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Trump has had close personal relationships—and antagonisms—with people of all races, ethnicities, and religions.
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Many religions — especially evangelical Christianity, which has a penchant for truth claims — are an awkward fit.
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However the response from both the affected religions to developments across Belgium has still been grumpy.
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There are, of course, at least as many versions of the afterlife as there are religions.
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I don't disrespect people's religions and their places, and the way that they want to be.
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Religions are in constant flux; the evangelicalism of today may not be the evangelicalism of tomorrow.
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Over nine days, he's tackling five countries, three major world religions, and two core American alliances.
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We know that America is a place of different groups with different heritages, religions and creeds.
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" The official Twitter account also tweeted that the company is "built by immigrants of all religions.
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I wanted to explore how my experience compared with women in other religions, old and new.
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As of May 280, only 23,225 of those were congregations (which includes congregations of all religions).
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Indonesia recognises six religions and is home to several minority groups that adhere to traditional beliefs.
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And when I talk about belief systems, I'm not just talking about cults or world religions.
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Donating while you spend is an old tradition, embedded in many of the world's major religions.
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Here, the three religions for which Jerusalem is a shared passion come together on equal terms.
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Judaism is not one of China's five state-licensed religions: Buddhism, Catholicism, Islam, Protestantism and Taoism.
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The baneful lure of esoteric knowledge—ideology—is, Gray argues, responsible for the modern political religions.
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They are trying to remake these religions in Christianity's image, with membership in a churchlike structure.
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Religions and social movements with strong moral codes may be able to help improve life prospects.
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China has roughly 250 million Buddhists and countless more followers of folk religions containing Buddhist elements.
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In Doctors Without Borders, you're going to encounter patients with all these different religions, different cultures.
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The Yazidi are a religious sect whose beliefs combine elements of several ancient Middle Eastern religions.
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I suppose most religions ask you to believe some extraordinary things, but Mormonism sounds particularly weird.
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The data included information like people's birthdays, relationships, religions, locations, work history, subscriptions, and check-ins.
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She looked to many existing religions, movements, and other spiritual belief systems to develop Meyerism's tenets.
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All religions call for personal development, as did the ancient Greek and Roman techniques of epimeleia.
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Not all religions that followed in the wake of Goddess worship obscured the female deity, though.
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Yet as with most religions, the specific rules of Buddhism vary widely from sect to sect.
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Religions in Angola are mostly under the umbrella of the Regime, used as tool of propaganda.
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Starting in the 1930s, Brazilian religions were founded around the use of ayahuasca as a sacrament.
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It is hatred fueled by ignorant prejudices toward people of different races, religions, ethnicities and lifestyles.
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The Catholic Church, as virtually all religions, exhorts believers to a high standard of sexual behavior.
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He began organizing conferences with representatives of other religions, including the Dalai Lama, imams and rabbis.
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Non-Christian religions are sending their followers to hell, he preached in a September 543 sermon.
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Mr. Abrams's interests included not just music theory but also occult arts, esoteric religions and painting.
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They followed different religions, spoke different languages, ate different foods and have always distrusted each other.
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At least the city planner had been equanimous in his hatred of religions, said the woman.
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They could again openly practice their religions and speak their languages without looking over their shoulder.
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If some leaders, religions or ideologies misrepresent reality, they will eventually lose to more clearsighted rivals.
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Identity was forged from the color of the others, languages of origin, religions and bone size.
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Think of what it would do to throw together people of all races, ethnicities and religions.
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He now works for a think tank in Washington, D.C., where he promotes peace between religions.
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In 1958 he became a visiting professor of Indo-Iranian languages and religions at Columbia University.
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Many religions observe rules around menstruation, and Hinduism places a special emphasis on purity and pollution.
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Later, the two couples spoke about why the two religions had such different attitudes toward alcohol.
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Compensating for their smaller size, perhaps, cults usually outdo conventional religions in their commitment to apocalypse.
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They are of all religions, many are immigrants and they come from all walks of life.
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Absolutely. Across the board, the state needs more people of color and people of different religions.
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Latinos come from more than two dozen countries, and are of varying races, religions and cultures.
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The measure favors members of all South Asia's major religions except Islam, India's second largest faith.
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Mr. Modi's party has always maintained that only Hinduism, Sikhism, Jainism and Buddhism are Indian religions.
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The Le Pen view of laïcité, for example, is defensive, favoring French culture over foreign religions.
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We are a country made up of all races, all religions, all colors and all creeds.
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OneTable is an organization that encourages millennials — of all backgrounds and religions — to host Sabbath dinners.
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Child marriage occurs in every region in the world and affects all religions, ethnicities and cultures.
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For centuries we have known that the holy books of most religions have the same weaknesses.
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Four faiths—the Catholic, Lutheran and Reformed churches and Judaism—are established religions in the region.
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His group advocates replacing the United States with nation-states based on races, ethnicities and religions.
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Do you think religions have a better grip on our emotional architecture than modern science does?
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But there are many different religions, and some don't involve things like gods or even dogmas.
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Afro-Brazilian religions like Umbanda and Candomblé, which have been historically persecuted for their perceived connection to "black magic," burnished the cultural role of the powerful female "auntie" — nicknamed a Baiana in reference to the state of Bahia, the geographical center of Afro-Brazilian religions in Brazil.
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Religions bring with them two beliefs at first, with up to four total as the game progresses.
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While the SDF is a mixture of ethnicities and religions, it is primarily led by the Kurds.
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At the time, Spain was a multi-cultural state with three major religions: Catholicism, Islam, and Judaism.
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" He said, "in many religions, including Judaism and Christianity, blood is powerful and connected to the divine.
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Of course, Asians in America is a term that sweeps together dozens of cultures, languages and religions.
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The 142-page report, "The Battle for China's Spirit," points out that some religions face little persecution.
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Contrary to what many people think, there is also little conflict between evolution and most common religions.
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And every time we open our mouths, it&aposs about what we view in our own religions.
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Right wingin', bitter clingin', proud clingers of our guns, our god, and our religions, and our Constitution.
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China has many ethnic groups and religions; harmony and inclusiveness are deeply rooted in the Chinese culture.
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Khan, the home minister, said the issue is not freedom of expression but tolerance of other religions.
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It is also home to little-known religions — including that of the Yazidis — that hardly exist elsewhere.
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Though people of all religions could wear the burkini, it's commonly a garment worn by Muslim women.
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Raised and schooled as a Christian, he accepted the prevailing view of traditional African religions as demonic.
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African religions, he said, were as deeply rooted, and as legitimate, as Christianity, Islam, Judaism and Buddhism.
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Life would be a whole lot easier if governments, religions, businesses and others would just be honest.
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Like in Islam, many Buddhists and Hindus disagree on the permissability of abortion within their respective religions.
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As traditionally minded religions go, the Mormons bring a certain subtlety to their dealings with other faiths.
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It has the world's largest Muslim population, is known for its tolerance, and recognizes six official religions.
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Similar impulses have underpinned the evolution of several religions with Indian origins, including Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism.
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Your book does a wonderful job of showing how religions are about a lot more than ideas.
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They branded the Yazidis, whose beliefs combine elements of several ancient Middle Eastern religions, as devil-worshipers.
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On winning independence in 1943, Lebanon's leaders agreed to divvy up political power among the country's religions.
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Pew includes pagans in this category, as well as followers of religions like Sikhism, Zoroastrianism, and Jainism.
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I think it's about tolerance for all people of all religions, even those who do not believe.
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But her parents would prefer she attend a multidenominational school where she could learn about various religions.
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They believe he is actually the deities presiding over death from many religions, including the Seven's Stranger.
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IN THE LATE 20th century, it seemed possible to imagine alternative futures for the world's great religions.
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Pope Francis has reached out to faith leaders of all religions to reject extremism wherever it occurs.
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Today, all of the major Western religions -- Islam, Christianity and Judaism -- still have fasting or abstinence traditions.
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That's despite a boost in people expected to leave religions like Christianity in Europe and North America.
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Including these religions, as The Wild Hunt points out, would entitle members to certain benefits and protections.
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Ozanne admitted that the survey had failed to reach British ethnic minorities and those from other religions.
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Right wingin', bitter clingin', proud clingers of our guns, our god, and our religions, and our Constitution.
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A land of great monotheistic religions has brought forth many who kill in the name of God.
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It included books about the Holocaust, the persecution of African-Americans and the history of various religions.
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Both Christianity and Islam were evangelistic religions which believed themselves to be bearers of a universal truth.
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We passed headstones of soldiers and Marines of all religions and ethnicities, a representation of American diversity.
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Their future affects not only the fates of Christianity and other minority religions in Iraq and Syria.
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We must all adapt to globalization and learn to live with peoples of all races and religions.
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All religions that allow people to press on through this old vale of tears are ultimately personal.
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"We do not limit the religions these are currently what we have in the facilities," she said.
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The program's four works explored Ms. Saariaho's interests in medieval arts and sacred texts from all religions.
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Even the most devoutly religious are atheistic with regard to the countless other religions from throughout history.
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Like the others, she is passionate about destigmatizing the religions she feels have enriched her so much.
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We grew up with different races, religions and colors, and that lent great diversity to the scene.
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Rather, he writes, "religions that thrive in unequal societies are likely ones that appeal to the wealthy."
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Seven is also a prominent number associated with the divine in many religions, including Christianity and Judaism.
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He uncovered this "monomyth" through studying the folklore and cosmology of religions and cultures the world over.
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In December, Defense Secretary Ash Carter said the Pentagon must be accommodating to all religions, including Sikhs.
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And like you said in your first point, Rowling has more money than all religions' gods combined.
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Here's a look at some of the ways that religions are adapting to the threat of coronavirus.
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The biggest change had to do with the church's relationship to Judaism, other churches and other religions.
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East Kalimantan touts its openness to religions other than Islam as well as its welcome for outsiders.
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How important do you think it is to learn about religions and beliefs other than your own?
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Because it's the only religion that says 'yes' where other religions say 'no' or 'thou shalt not.
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While some contemporaneous 19th-century groups, like the Mormons, grew to large religions, the Faithists faded away.
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This is about our ability to participate in America's two great religious non-religions: politics and sports.
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Shakespeare endures alongside analyses of his flawed characterizations of all kinds of races, nationalities, religions and women.
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But the groups opposing accommodation, which include people from a variety of races and religions, deny that.
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There were four or five languages spoken, she said, plus three religions and two sects of Islam.
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"We have subverted the narrative where African religions have been seen as weird and demonic," she said.
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I knew nothing about Baha'i; it's relatively young and pretty quiet as far as world religions go.
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Religion in this country and religion all over the world, certain religions in particular, are under siege.
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These exemptions were always hard to justify, given that most religions have nothing to say about vaccination.
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For the latest festival he dressed figures in clothing belonging to the island's different cultures and religions.
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But at least religions offer people a path from self-reflection and confession to atonement and absolution.
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This is significant, observers say — as is the apparent solidarity across sects, cities, age groups and religions.
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Structures were imposed on an otherwise chaotic social reality, as Mr Cazarin describes in the journal Religions.
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But he did say that Deutsche Bank was proud to have employees of many nationalities and religions.
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I assume you have thoughts on how the religions of the world inadequately prepare people for death.
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Azerbaijan is known for its tolerant environment among religions, its religious harmony among Sunni and Shia Muslims.
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But both religions allow for exceptions in cases of emergency or when no other options are available.
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Therefore, all the other religions found in India thrive because of Hinduism, and are subordinate to it.
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These Christmas-friendly Muslims are right, but not simply because respect for other religions is a virtue.
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Well, according to most of the world's major religions, 10 percent of your income is about right.
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Religions, for example, remind us of our common humanity, a humanity shared across races and geographical boundaries.
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Religions are not just a set of claims about the supernatural; they are also machines for living.
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Religions are places to stand and look and act, vantage points from which to see the world.
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Like those of other great religions, Islam's fundamental canons were established by only the voices of men.
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The problem is that we tend to think of our own religions when we think of religiosity.
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These are the traditional "religions of the book" that shape most of our Western understanding of history.
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A family of different races, ages, religions, genders, and sexual orientations, all under one roof peacefully and respectfully.
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That all, regardless of our political or ideological differences, of our conviction, of our religions, we defend Mexico.
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He paid $15 to be ordained online and was able to incorporate both our religions in the ceremony.
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Under the partition plan of 1947, Jerusalem was supposed to be an international city open for all religions.
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Traditionally, the word is used in reference to a hymn or song in both Christian and Jewish religions.
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"We want to see an area where people can respect each other's religions and worship freely," Kushner said.
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And like religions — but unlike virtually any other organizing force in human history — Facebook is truly, intrinsically, global.
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Indonesia has the world's biggest Muslim population but also pockets of Christians, including on Sulawesi, and other religions.
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In August, the company removed 5,000 specific targeting options, including the option to exclude specific ethnicities and religions.
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DePaul's website for scholarship opportunities lists the "Singer Research Fund 22015: "Reforming Religions: Jews, Christians and Evolving Modernity.
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Alone among the world's religions, Christianity preached the equality of man and the infinite worth of the individual.
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The ruling applies to all religions in the state, and to women in a religious order as well.
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A society disillusioned with existing religions and ideologies, but lacking new sources of meaning to take their place.
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Russia's state policy tends to favour "traditional" religions: the established forms of Orthodox Christianity, Islam, Buddhism and Judaism.
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Islam is hardly alone in its debates on suicide; most major religions similarly have wrestled with the issue.
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"Well, I think it's all religions," Sanders said, beginning a refrain he's often repeated when asked about faith.
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At Southern Oregon University, I'd discuss poetry and listen to other people's views on philosophy and world religions.
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A gallery on the Abrahamic religions is there to show that Christianity and Islam can co-exist peacefully.
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But there are lot of things that are not even religions or cults that are organized belief systems.
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As Pagan set designer Lisa Soper told Refinery29, it's actually a blend of aspects pulled from many religions.
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"Christianity is for assholes" is fine because religions themselves can be critiqued and no specific demographic is targeted.
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It victimizes both young and old, rich and poor, and people of all races, religions and sexual orientations.
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It frets that some unlicensed schools may be peddling unsavoury ideologies or religions, such as Christianity or Islam.
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In recent years, the community has seen newcomers of other races and religions, who don't always feel welcomed.
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And so, given that, and that is obviously true though generally ignored, not all religions are the same.
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It has small but influential Christian, Hindu and Buddhist populations, and a tradition of tolerance toward other religions.
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And across the land, the old and new Westorisi religions have somewhat of a tolerance for each other.
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We urgently need to work together, across nations and religions, to find alternatives to unregulated capitalism and imperialism.
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During the Cultural Revolution, when Mao sought to eradicate all religions, Christians were jailed, tortured and publicly humiliated.
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Just a lot of people from all over the world, different cultures, different religions, different races, living together.
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American Gods discusses many different traditions, cultures, mythologies, and organized religions, and the show will do the same.
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"Initially we started to learn about the major religions of the world, who believes in what," Jankovics said.
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Jerusalem itself, the holiest city for the three Abrahamic religions, continues to morph — both demographically and, crucially, geographically.
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Yes, it has its challenges, like other religions and cultures, but voodoo is deeply rooted in Haiti's history.
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Aboud sees his small act of inclusiveness as a way of bridging the gap between the region's religions.
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Until very recently, in most organized religions women couldn't become priests because they were seen as essentially inferior.
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Mental-health officials suggest that Thais who seek spiritual comfort would be better off adhering to established religions.
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These can be notions we build about people from different cultures, religions or regions that lead to prejudice.
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The charter recognized the equal status of religions, languages, and minority groups—Arabs, Syriacs, Chechens, Armenians, and Yazidis.
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Others worry that donation violates religious beliefs, although mainstream religions strongly encourage it as an act of charity.
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After the video incident drew attention, hundreds of Germans of all religions wore Jewish skullcaps at a demonstration.
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Let us collectively work and build a strong America free of violence and extremism while respecting all religions.
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Sects, ethnicities and religions distinguished themselves from others and signalled membership of their groups through dress and headgear.
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" He adds that it is "not with religions that the Republic has problems, but with one of them.
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PONIEWOZIK In any case, you're right that TV still often does better with fictional religions than actual ones.
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Our constituency is people living in fragile communities, and they are members of all races, ethnicities and religions.
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Whether it will be perceived by the French as a struggle between religions and cultures is less clear.
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" In an increasingly secular America, "workism is among the most potent of the new religions competing for congregants.
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To do so, elite workers can look once again to the religions that once kept capitalism in check.
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"We welcome on this site all denominations, all creeds, all walks of life and all religions," he said.
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We have teammates from different religions, races, nationalities, genders and sexual orientations; different ages, life experiences and opinions.
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The 80-year period of dislocation impacted languages, religions, nation states, economic relations and self-confidence, among others.
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In the past, he's made numerous remarks perceived as hateful towards minority religions in the Hindu-majority nation.
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You seek beyond major religions History is littered with evidence of humans' attempts to answer life's key questions.
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Although intermittent fasting features in many religions—including Islam, Christianity, and Jainism—breatharianism is one seemingly endless fast.
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We are teaching our children about all religions, as well as how to be good, compassionate, humble humans.
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There are 18 recognized confessions or religions in Lebanon and laws prevent the transfer of property between confessions.
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Wright suggested asking your boyfriend why his religion forbids sex before marriage, since different religions have different reasons.
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"I want to vote Democratic because they have respect for all religions, respect for everything," Ms. Qayyum said.
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What if that history had involved painting whole religions as extremist, or as naively superstitious, or as terroristic?
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So, I went on a spiritual quest, if you will, questioning, trying this, trying that, trying different religions.
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Not only did multiple cultures, including Roman and Parthian, converge there, so did many religions, monotheistic and polytheistic.
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