religious norm

collocation in English

meanings of religiousand norm

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religious
adjective
us//uk /rɪˈlɪdʒ.əs/
relating ...
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norm
noun[C usually plural]
uk /nɔːm/ us /nɔːrm/
an accepted standard or a way of behaving or doing things that most people ...
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Examples of religious norm

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A religiousnorm is a religiously grounded moral claim - a moral claim to which an agent assents for religious reasons.
The theistic case for restraint grants veto power to a lack of secular corroboration : a religious norm that lacks secular corroboration is ipso facto doubtful.
Thus, for example, we can expect that an agent will succeed in discovering secular justification for a given true religiousnorm only if she sincerely pursues secular justification.
Religious norms and practices could have the most important impact on women's education.
It might be entirely reasonable for her to regard that gap anomalous, inexplicable, incomprehensible, etc. without being rationally compelled to doubt her uncorroborated religious norms.
Religious norms may work as well as medical norms and prevailing norms of personhood may be as good as either.
Second, religious norms that lack secular corroboration fall below that threshold (7).
How can the modern unitary nation state recognise diversity, and cultural and religious norms developing independently of officially endorsed rules?
In general, the final recommendations walk a fine line between the demands of autonomy-based secular bioethics and religious norms granting great weight to the sanctity of life.
Patient rights at the end of life offer a challenge to any nation grappling with democratic and religious norms.
But that a lack of secular corroboration does not of itself require agents to doubt uncorroborated religious norms does not entail that a lack of secular corroboration counts for nothing.
Excluding, for the purposes of the debate, all arguments about religious norms, we must consider where the balance of public interest lies.
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