Similar words: religious, religiously, irreligious, religious order, religious ceremony, religious movement, religious doctrine, disbelief. Meaning: n. a strong belief in a supernatural power or powers that control human destiny.
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31 Article 36 Citizens of the People's Republic of China enjoy freedom of religious belief.
32 Rossetti was raised in a high church household and never really lost his religious belief, but he did become a rebel and bohemian, and he started questioning certain aspects of his belief.
33 The church controlled people' s ideas and predominated the culture and education of whole society, pushed obscurant and advocated "the ignorant is mother of the religious belief."
34 Religious life becomes common customs, religious belief and religious values moralization.
35 The government pursues a policy of freedom of religious belief.
36 Sometimes it is suggested that the omnipresence of religious belief constitutes confirmation or validation of an omnipresent divinity.
37 As a tradition,[http://sentencedict.com/religious belief.html] Christianity is more than a system of religious belief.
38 In my eyesight jumped into the Marktkirche in baroque style. I thought it was a beauteous exist beyond religious belief and its pulchritude stopped me from pondering any more.
39 Shamanism is the traditional and ancient religious belief of Ewenki.
40 Freedom of religious belief in China is guaranteed by law.
41 As a religious belief, Islamism is opposed to the modern notion of democracy.
42 Structural analysis revealed significant relationship among age, religious belief, forgiveness, and psychological well - being.
43 Freedom of religious belief, is the people's government's consistent policy.
44 At the end of the paper, I listed three different kinds of views about Petrarch's religious belief that have developed by scholars after Petrarch's death. I agree with the third one.
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