Examples of using Religious expression in English and their translations into German
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They of course have their own religious expression.
These sects were the religious expression of rebellious social movements against the existing order.
Into this collection there was every variety of religious expression.
New Religious Expression, Former Norblin Factory, Warsaw* 1989- Feelings, Gallery Dziekanka, Warsaw* 1989- Pole.
Later on, sneezing was always accompanied by some religious expression, such as"God bless you!
All religious expressions enjoy a far-reaching tolerance here, so that the cult surrounding certain African deities can be maintained with an impressive authenticity….
This is not possible without allowing some form of religious expression in public life.
We must beware of regarding all religious expressions as signs of fundamentalism, or unwillingness to adapt and to become integrated into Swedish society.
But to see the conflict as a righteous struggle against religious expression would be equally mistaken.
Even beyond its typically religious expressions, true art has a close affinity with the world of faith, so that, even in situations where culture and the Church are far apart, art remains a kind of bridge to religious experience.
Rudolph's main achievement was a law allowing free religious expression to both Protestants and Catholics.
Being a religion, the cult claims, makes its aggressive, abusive, dishonest and criminal activities,its war of total attrition of its"enemies," legally protected"religious expression" or"religious freedom.
Following the war, communist authorities, while not banning religious expression, sought to control all organised religious activity.
In his view, other causes for concern included the growing gulf between regions, the unemployment rate,the radicalisation of certain rural areas, and the issue of the secularity of the State and freedom of religious expression.
In the second year you willlearn to use different perspectives to analyze religious expressions- texts, rituals and visual art- and place them in their cultural context.
For instance, the audio could consist largely of streaming or recorded conversation about hot topics in international affairs, national politics, the economy, and trends and issues in our ever-changing culture,philosophy, and religious expression.
Practically all of Europe is present in this hall, with its peoples, its languages,its cultural and religious expressions, all of which constitute the richness of this continent.
Offerings are held in this space and is thanks to the Pachamama(Mother Earth) for favors received at the beginning of the crop year and in the Aymara new year, that heldthe 21 June, as well as on holidays in each community where participates the population with offerings and religious expressions.
However, it should not be forgotten that in many ancient cultures religious expression is so deeply ingrained that religion often represents the transcendent dimension of the culture itself.
At the same time, we are called to foster a welcoming communitylife that embraces diverse styles of prayer and religious expression and that fosters collaboration.
If you are passionate about art, you cannot miss this religious expression which features sculptures by the best Spanish carvers as well as an excellent example of metalwork.
On the happy occasion of this Jubilee I wish the PISAI community may never betray its primary purpose of listening and dialogue, founded on distinct identities, on the passionate, patient and vigorous search for truth and beauty, sown by the Creator in the heart of every man and woman andtruly visible in every authentic religious expression.
Sentence 1 SchulG NW is necessary, as, in its interpretation by the regular courts,the mere abstract capability of external religious expression, in the form of wearing a head covering with religious connotations, is sufficient to endanger legally protected interests.
If a state allows the religious expression associated with wearing a headscarf on the part of a single teacher or educational staff member, it does not adopt that expression as its own simply by so allowing, and also does not have to accept that the expression is attributed to it as having been intended by it. cf. BVerfGE 108, 282< 305 and 306.