How To Use Religiosity In A Sentence
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Those Cubans who chose to maintain a faith practice were left to produce a religiosity of their own design.
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You can, in short, overdo the pomp of sci-fi prophecy, the edge of quasi-religiosity that turns decently crafted fiction into something more grandiose.
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It is often supposed that Americans' retributive streak is linked to their greater religiosity.
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Does that go as far as shopping co-religionists for any indication of heightened religiosity?
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Higher religiosity, more psychological health risk and higher scores on pro-drug social norms were associated with more frequent hard drug use.
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I have thought of myself as a lapsed Jew for these past few years, avoiding religion and religiosity.
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All of this -- the ''gut'' and ''instincts,'' the certainty and religiosity -connects to a single word, ''faith,'' and faith asserts its hold ever more on debates in this country and abroad.
Archive 2004-10-01
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While to some extent modernity has interestingly provided trajectories of religions to be symbolically more prevalent concomitant with other secular institutions, it also provides another trend to the opposite, namely the bourgeoning of subjective life religiosity.
The Jakarta Post Breaking News
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The second largely unanticipated development that demands reappraisal has to do with religiosity itself.
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With some exceptions, these two narratives - India's "premodern" religiosity, and its growing economy - are often presented as diametric opposites, simply unrelated, or the first and last points on something like a scale of modernity.
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Wilson's "secular utility" and King's "belongingness" view personal spirituality as extraneous to the critical function and value of religiosity, which is even more evident when they interpret their findings.
Integral Options Cafe
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It can be a bit sneery about showy religiosity but is generally tolerant of almost everything except institutional unfairness.
Times, Sunday Times
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Even predictable repetitions of the same deception fail to open the eyes of the people to see through the façade of rapacious and false religiosity.
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While religious diversity loses a little luster among those with the highest levels of religiosity, they still endorse it overwhelmingly 74 percent of Americans in the top decile of religiosity see the good in religious diversity.
American Grace
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His illustrations now incorporated humor, history and fantasy, with a subsidiary line — since meeting the painter Richard Dadd — in sprites and fairies, that gave him licence to express his Celtic fancifulness and aversion to modernity without adopting the grave religiosity of the Pre-Raphaelites.
'The Man Who Created Sherlock Holmes:
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While the study is supposed to be on the noncorrelation of nonreligiosity with societal dysfunction i.e., with providing a statistical refutation of the claim that religiosity is required for a health society, it spends most of its space talking about creationism and evolution.
Notables
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Instead, it is a more general phenomenon as many Americans, including many whites whose ancestors immigrated several generations ago, evince a connection between their sense of ethnic identity and various manifestations of their religiosity.
American Grace
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RELIGIOSITY: Muslim-Americans are more religious than other Americans, but less likely than those in predominantly Muslim countries to say religion plays an important part in their lives 80% of Muslim-Americans compared to virtually all in Egypt, Indonesia, Bangladesh and Morocco, for example.
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Since these are interviews with the same people at different points in time, we can be confident that the emergence of the religiosity divide has entailed some individual-level change, as churchgoing and partisanship have come into alignment.
American Grace
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The first researcher to note and catalog the abnormal experiences associated with TLE was neurologist Norman Geschwind, who noted a constellation of symptoms, including hypergraphia, hyperreligiosity, fainting spells, mutism and pedantism, often collectively ascribed to a condition known as Geschwind syndrome.
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He failed, however, to project the charisma and religiosity which many congregants sought.
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These ordinary people unleashed a torrent of religiosity that had been dammed up by the traditional dispensers of religious faith.
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Raz, Fan & Posner, 2006), I wouldn't be surprised if the genetic basis of hypnotisability turned out to be similar to that of religiosity.
Neuroanthropology
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I also believe that mixing piosity with religiosity is akin to mixing a common household cleaner with ammonia.
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Raymond Depardon/Magnum Photos Ms. Appignanesi's rambling, minimally organized "All About Love" is a kind of case study that bolsters Mr. May's arguments about the displacement of religiosity by a mushy, self-regarding amorous sentimentality.
Isn't Love Divine
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He even hated the religiosity of Americans, calling it completely insincere.
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He loves the religion in old paintings; religiosity of some kind is fundamental to his concept of art.
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But the candidate state religion may also itself have doctrines that eschew entanglement with worldly power, that warn against ostentatious display of religiosity, or that hold only truly uncoerced religious observance as pleasing to God.
Pluralisms
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Here, the calm, mystical music already glimpsed in Les enfants is allied with an avowedly Debussian orchestral palette, to produce a luscious work of sensuous religiosity.
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Lately, however, methods have been developed to assess religiosity and spiritual beliefs.
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a completely newapproach, quite at odds with the usual way man evaluates things: they rule out any kind of pharisaical religiosity, which regards earthly happiness as a blessing from God and a reward for good behavior, and unhappi - ness and misfortune as a form of punishment.
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But he was repelled by the second-hand religiosity of Comte's strange invention.
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Most clearly, the director works the territory of religiosity, failed and re-found.
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He's not frightened of mixing bluegrass religiosity, slacker nonchalance or even English folk rock into his music.
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But the religious-economies model predicts that religiosity will grow weaker if these monopoly religions retain their political favoritism.
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Since these figures hold constant other demographic predictors of volunteering, the differences in secular volunteering attributable to religiosity are truly remarkable.
American Grace
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My sense is that one's attitude to syncretism depends largely on how one understands the dynamics of religion and human religiosity.
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The degree of religiosity displayed by the characters is - I believe - typical of the majority of Americans.
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See J.G. E. Pocock's typically conclusive summary: The ideal of politeness had first appeared in the restoration, where it formed part of the latitudinarian campaign to replace prophetic by sociable religiosity.
Notes on 'Post-Secular Conviviality'
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Superstition more than prayer and piety characterized popular religiosity there.
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Darwin, however, was also a late arrival but disliked religiosity and spiritualism.
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Rather, martyrdom only makes sense when one takes seriously the martyrs ' religiosity.
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The correlation between religiosity and happiness is clear, but explanations of the connection and possible causal relationship are less clear.
Christianity Today
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Many have written about the narcissism in our poetry as a sign of indulging in privatism; but since redemption or salvation is primarily individual (and increasingly removed from culture), religiosity also attenuates that privatism.
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The continuing absence of a stifling religiosity is a great Australian virtue.
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Does that go as far as shopping co-religionists for any indication of heightened religiosity?
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Perhaps a nation that wants public religiosity is better than one that has abandoned it.
Christianity Today
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Superstition more than prayer and piety characterized popular religiosity there.
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ECLECTICISM : Nor can we find any willingness to make common cause with false religiosity as long as Christianity is accepted as one among many legitimate viewpoints.
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By “highly religious,” we mean people who rank in the top decile of the religiosity index discussed in Chapter 1, while “highly secular” means those in the bottom decile.
American Grace
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In this fourth stage, it is clear that preachers dismiss rhetoric to their own peril and to the peril of the religiosity of their congregants.
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An emphasis on self-reliance is also predicted by education, liberal political ideology, and race white, but religiosity remains the most powerful single predictor of this measure, even when other demographic factors are controlled.
American Grace
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Oriental mystery cults attempted to answer the need for a salvationist faith with its mysticisms and forms of sacrament; philosophy outside the Church was running to religiosity.
CHRISTIANITY IN HISTORY
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Will it mean that the tide of traditional patriarchal values, of conservative religiosity, will become irreversible?
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They were sick of religiosity in all its forms, just as they were sick of the Order's omnipresent and stifling holism.
THE BROKEN GOD
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To open oneself up to that introspection is almost the first step to a true religiosity, where you can be honest with yourself and humble in the way I think you have to be in order to be truly religious.
A Conversation with Dan Kindlon and Michael Thompson
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Administrative institutions such as kin, hundred, borough, and witan figure prominently, as do feast, fast day, religiosity, and language.
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In order to reach their goals for conversion, they actively coerced the children into condemning their traditional religiosity and spiritualism as ungodly rites, rituals, and idolatry.
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Commemorating the Crib means passing on the history of popular piety and religiosity.
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Religiosity has increased during the years of the Intifada (or "uprising"), beginning in 1987.
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These passages, consistent with the author's religiosity, stem from his belief in "absolutes."
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The Church attack on modernity and progress did not dissuade industrialists pushing conventional religiosity on the working class.
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But the religious-economies model predicts that religiosity will grow weaker if these monopoly religions retain their political favoritism.
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We shouldn't let religiosity have us think that it's as simple as unforgivable sin.
Times, Sunday Times
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For her, the systems of emotional "belongingness" at work in ape societies are a "necessary condition" for religiosity in modern humans.
Integral Options Cafe
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His anti-religiosity, though sometimes greatly exaggerated, was a bad stumbling-block; although he was free from the snigger of Voltaire and of Sterne, you could not prevent him, as Horace Walpole complains of his distinguished sire, from blurting out the most improper remarks and stories at the most inconvenient times and in the most unsuitable companies; while his very multiscience, and his fertility of thought and imagination, kept him in a whirl which hindered his "settling" to anything.
A History of the French Novel, Vol. 1 From the Beginning to 1800
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Perhaps we should not be surprised to see the bible of the liberal intelligentsia spouting such religiosity on this issue.
Times, Sunday Times
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Whatensues is gooey, overscored, treacle-streaked religiosity for depressedDemocrats, and a fine argument for stripping celebrities of theirvoting rights.
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His real achievement, though, is effortlessly synthesizing a dizzying array of dissonant phenomena (Cold War espionage, ecstatic religiosity), incongruous pairings (Darwinism, Tantric sex), and otherwise schizy ephemera (psychedelic drugs, spaceflight) into a cogent, satisfyingly complete narrative.
Cover to Cover
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ECLECTICISM : Nor can we find any willingness to make common cause with false religiosity as long as Christianity is accepted as one among many legitimate viewpoints.
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This is not simply a matter of reversing the polarity, that is, of subverting the religious significance of Jerusalem in order to privilege Baghdad, for Turkish materialism is revealed to be as hollow as Jewish religiosity.
Introduction - Critical Apparatus
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Conversely, countries currently enjoying religious liberties are expected to show increases in religiosity with time.
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Among his many salient points: "however tempting it is to depict (that is, to transcode) the religiosity of resistance, insurgence, and attack as the sacralization of proper (economic) politics, that depiction cannot escape from becoming a parochial account that depends on an a priori distinction between religion and politics and on the separation of church and state" (747).
Notes on 'Introduction'
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The question left for us is the following: Is it possible to express liturgically our religiosity and theology from a non-ideological place?
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If all this is true, then what is the link between hypnotisability and Complete this quote "I briefly chatted about twin studies uncovering the genetics of religiosity.
Neuroanthropology
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Our religiosity index avoids the problem of parochialism by including only items that could apply to all religious traditions.
American Grace
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Of people in the top decile of religiosity, 61 percent say it is very important that their child marry within the faith, while another 21 percent say it is somewhat important.
American Grace
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Scottish blood means persistence, English blood means reverence for the ancient, Welsh blood means religiosity, Danish blood means fondness for the sea, Indian blood means roaming disposition, Celtic blood means fervidity, Roman blood means conquest.
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