Sentences with phrase «concerns about religious beliefs»

«(On) the other side is finding the right balance... concerns about religious beliefs and convictions.

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The Department was quite properly concerned about having any school in this diverse City identified with one particular religious belief or practice.»

But I'm pretty sure one doesn't need to force their religious laws on other people to have their belief, which is the only thing we're really concerned about.

Then Obama, who had a long term association with Rev. Wright up to and including campaigning with him, threw Rev. Wright under the bus and distanced himself from Rev. Wright; including making comments about his shock and embarasment as it concerned Rev. Wrights religious and racial beliefs.

The only time you should be concerned about another religion is if that religion should try to force you, through the government or law, to adhere to their religious beliefs.

I'm concerned about Romney's religious beliefs.

(CNN)- Americans have limited knowledge of the presidential candidates» religious faith, but their concerns about the candidates» respective religious beliefs are unlikely to play a major role in the 2012 race, according to a Pew survey released Thursday.

Concern about the risk of entanglement of secular courts in the business of regulating religious beliefs and practices, insofar as it relates to tort liability on the part of destructive cults, is misplaced.

The Pope had expressed support for the English Bishops in their concerns about the planned law, and noted that «the effect of some of the legislation... has been to impose unjust limitations on the freedom of religious communities to act in accordance with their beliefs.

At other times they are more modest and specific: designing a fairer constitution, reducing poverty, protecting religious beliefs, or having concerns about immigration.

The Bishop outlined his concerns about persecution being faced by many religious groups across the globe urged the British Government «to continue to support the United Nations rapporteur in moving beyond the issues of defamation or incitement, important as those issues are — for 45 years the aspiration of drafting a convention on the freedom of religion or belief has been on ice.»

For those who are concerned about finding like - minded Christians, it's important to note that the assessment includes questions about your religious beliefs, as well as sexual activity.

Its emotional impact is shaped by the unique perspective of the narrator - a typical teenager telling the tale out of her own youthful concerns (having fun, her uncertain future), combining her beliefs about the dual contradictory nature of humanity («you just got half - devil and half - angel in ya»), and imaginative and fearsome fantasies of religious judgment and divine retribution (the flaming end of the world, and the Devil's presence on Earth).

The activity must be provided in a place to which the individual concerned can reasonably be expected to travel and the court must first obtain information — Cafcass or a Welsh family proceedings officer can be asked to supply it and it will particularly cover any conflict with the individual's religious beliefs and interference with work or education — about the individual and the likely eff ect of the CAD or CAC on him.

Our society is so concerned about offending anyone's religious belief's that anything goes down at the local DMV.

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