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Meanings of religious beliefs in English

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Usage of religious beliefs in English
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It is a criminal organisation that hides behind its so-called religious beliefs.
The Irish Times
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Her love for language went together well with her strong religious beliefs.
The South African
3
Ireland's Constitution and laws apply to all people regardless of religious beliefs.
The Irish Times
4
Countries do not have religious beliefs, unlike individuals, who can choose theirs.
The Irish Times
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They want their religious beliefs to be the law that governs everyone.
Reuters
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Hasan's attorneys said the beard is an expression of his religious beliefs.
Reuters
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The only perception where they fell short was related to religious beliefs.
The South African
8
More recently the guests were decidedly more fervent in their religious beliefs.
Consent to kill: a thriller
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He is teaching her religious beliefs passed to him by his father.
The new yorker
10
According to the Dhaka Tribune newspaper, he had criticised irrational religious beliefs.
Radio NZ
11
He hadn't done a hysterectomy because he knew about our religious beliefs.
Escape
12
Jehovah's Witness patients refuse to accept blood products due to religious beliefs.
Pubmed
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It's not about religious beliefs or any of the rest of it.
News.com.au
14
Orlando's lawsuit alleges that he was terminated because of his religious beliefs.
Reuters
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The truth was that he had no religious beliefs or faith whatever.
In the Valley
16
Beliefs have killed people and religious beliefs are often described as faith.
The Irish Times
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