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Meanings of western religion in English
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Examples for "eastern religion"
Examples for "eastern religion"
1
No eastern religion, Buddhism not excepted, appears to contain conceptions that satisfy the western mind.
2
Some of those Eastern religion had the right idea, you know.
3
The Yazidis beliefs combine elements of several ancient Middle Eastern religions.
4
Their Eastern religions were not unfamiliar with the idea of incarnation.
5
Others, round and squat, resembled the fat and obscene deities of Eastern religions.
Usage of western religion in English
1
Reflecting on death has long been championed by eastern and western religions.
2
Within Western religions, work itself is sometimes seen as a curse.
3
The rejoinder was: Western religion is too high, and, I fear, inapplicable to our life.
4
The newly ascendant Western religions held women to be inferior for their sensual connection to nature.
5
Of late years the seeming policy has been to encourage the less tolerant forms of Western religion.
6
Some of these pagan and animist celebrations were then absorbed into Western religions and endure to this day.
7
Batchelor is aware of the complex relationship western religions have with colour, from Catholicism's love of it to puritanical rejection.
8
For Western religion has always felt keenly the idea "it is not well for man to be alone."
9
Cold turkey evangelism provides the shortest, most noncommittal conversion offer of any Western religion-which , Isuspect ,ispart of the appeal.
10
The peyote cult of some Native Americans is exactly that, as is the use of wine as a sacrament in many Western religions.
11
He believed that Western influence and in particular Western religion was inimical to his country, and he hoped by the Tong-haks to drive them out.
12
"Wait a minute," yelled Klein, "I just figured out how to reconcile Western religion and the bicameral mind."