Sentences with phrase «religious precepts»

"Religious precepts" refers to the rules or guidelines that are commonly followed within a particular religion. These precepts are intended to guide the behavior and beliefs of its followers and are often based on the teachings and principles of a religious text or leader. They help shape the moral and ethical aspects of followers' lives and dictate how they should act and interact with others. Full definition
This doesn't make it any easier for people to reckon with the degree to which the movement cuts against traditional religious precepts, as well as secular scientific inquiry.
What other religious precepts will fall by the wayside despite the Charter?
That responsibility goes hand in hand with the neutrality of the state toward religious precepts and, in the case at bar, favours dismissing the appellant's action.
For decades before the founding of the state of Israel in 1948 and for a few decades afterward (until the Six - Day War silenced much of the religious / spiritual left up to the late 1970s), Jewish theologians argued that dividing or sharing the Holy Land was a religious precept.
But to simply forego or nullify the religious precept because the other side has not yet reciprocated is short - sighted and self - serving.
In short, dwelling in the land should be — must be — an act of imitatio dei, and, as the Hebrew prophets taught, to fail to embody that religious precept is to forfeit the right to dwell in that sacred place.
If Israel views itself as caretaker of the land — its divine mission, in Buber's view — whose owner always makes space for those who need it (for those who choose to live with the same inclusive spirit), the religious precept of imitatio dei would require us as Jews to share that space, even the holy city of Jerusalem, to make it a «divine place» — the place «God intended to have made of it.»
These ideas are further elaborated in the Talmud and the Midrash, the major sources of traditional Judaism, which teach, for example, that the authentic observance of religious precepts is possible only in the Land of Israel and that only there is it possible for a Jew to have direct communion with God.
In the priesthood there was a growing tradition of religious precepts that were accepted as of divine origin and authority.
To Hell with the morbidly religious who use their religious precepts as being but blinders and they can only see where they want to and they dare not turn their eyes to the left or the right for frearing they might stumble and fall down!
If reality contradicts a religious precept, then religion demands that reality be ignored.
One of the barriers religious groups have encountered is that, even though political leaders court religious constituencies and pay lip service to religious precepts, religiously based ethical considerations are rarely a priority in actual policymaking.
A repeated activity or practice stemming from a religious precept, in particular with regard to dietary matters, must not be authorized if its aim, through words or actions, is to teach children that precept
However, there are exceptions for such things as a diet based on a religious precept or a tradition.
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