Meanings of religious term in English

Ukraine is deeply divided in linguistic and religious terms.

Republicans are increasingly less reticent than Democrats to describe the battle against Isis in religious terms.

Not far behind were critics who challenged many applicants' right to monopolise those and other religious terms.

Not far behind were critics who challenged many applicants' right to monopolize those and other religious terms.

A person of faith may interpret these events in religious terms, but they are explained by science.

This philosophy would become the means of reconciliation and, to put it in religious terms, would be redemptive.

Homes are wrecked because families refuse to take home-living in religious terms, in social terms of sacrifice and service.

In the video, the artefacts were described as "false idols" and their destruction justified in religious terms.

She used so many technical religious terms that an outsider like me couldn't really understand what she was talking about.

Homes are wrecked because families refuse to take home life in religious terms, in social terms of sacrifice and service.

It must not only get youth ready to die, it must prepare them to live; to live together on religious terms.

McCosh expresses the two key ideas in religious terms as natural illustrations of "lofty wisdom" (formalism) and "providential care" (functionalism).

He would make his life a sacrament; he discarded the old religious terms and ideas, and struck out new ones of his own:

The Steadholder spoke for the large minority who feared change, and by couching his opposition in religious terms, he'd appealed to a mighty force.

One of the militants in the video describes the artefacts as "false idols" and seeks to justify their destruction in religious terms.

(2) Migawari, "substitute," is the religious term.