religious identity

As they did so, everyone came in with their culture, language and religious identity.

These days, people are dying again for their national or religious identity.

In the early 1980s, the religious identity of the student population become more diverse.

"The film points out that religious identity is the greatest problem in our society and always has been."

It further declared him to be without any religious identity.

The religious identity of Hispanics will affect politics, the report says.

Religious identity plays a role in the country's political divisions.

What could she have taught a child about a religious identity that wasn't intrinsic to her?

There's no official source to give an answer, as the Census doesn't ask about religious identity.

For other groups, the problem of maintaining cultural and religious identity has been no less acute.

"My religious identity is definitely stronger than it was in high school," she said.

"Still, the Turkish people have lost a lot of their religious identity.

Does one necessarily have to abandon one's individual cultural and religious identity to become part of the West?

It turns out that the people of Iraq have ethnic and religious identities, not a national identity.

However, religious identity had taken second place to secular nationalism for a whole generation.

In doing so they have retained, to a high degree, their distinctive cultural and religious identity.

Conversion is intended to involve more than a simple change in religious identity.

Historically speaking, the national differences in this area were connected with the question of social and religious identity.

But even the new bill limited adoption to parents possessing the same religious identity as the child.

As part of their new religious identity, the converts were given Hindu names.

The pentagram is the most common symbol of religious identity.

However, no attempt was made to incorporate the cultural and religious identities of these regions.

The minority's religious identity is essential and universal, or always the most prominent.

Some wept as they recounted their search for a religious identity.

"The ethnic identity is much more than the religious identity."