Sentences with phrase «give their religion credit»

I have no problem with you worshiping as you choose, but don't give your religion credit where it is not due.

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But the fans of religion would just give god the credit as well.

Atheist always want to blame religion for all the bad without ever giving it credit for any of the good.

All ancient religions predict natural events and try to give their god credit when they happen.

To give him credit, at least during this talk he wasn't a politician so you can't blame him for mixing state and religion.

you're giving prayer and religion way too much credit.

We know we have landed in «religion» when we start demanding people give more, when we start caring about who gets credit, and when we try to exert control over other people.

HotAirAce — I'm no fan of Harper either, but at least I can give him credit for not putting his religion in front of his politics (even if for selfish reasons).

This to me is one of the core problems with religion: it gives credit for good acts to a «god» rather than to the good courageous folk themselves, who did these brave acts.

Buddhism is a religion which gives credit for people in the sense, it assumes people can think on their own.

(eh eh) While I agree with you, let's give due credit: the organized religions have done a fine job of establishing an environment that invites, tricks, cajoles or forces gullible people to buy their fantasy, for the purpose of power and control.

The course, which rewards MCPS teachers with three Continuing Professional Development credits, exposed teachers to the diversity of religious practice in the region and across the United States as a whole, while giving them the tools and knowledge to return to their classrooms in the fall, empowered to incorporate religion into their lessons and build safe spaces for all students.

Thanks to consumer finance reform over the years, credit reporting bureaus can no longer rely on protected information like race, sex, religion, ethnic origin and anything else not directly related to financial activity (except for age, so long as people over 62 aren't given a negative risk value).