religion *** , auch: rel.

They say the bill is not about religion, but science.

The issue has nothing to do with religion, they say.

What took place here had nothing to do with religion.

They take one religion class every year, five days a week.

True enough, and religion is only part of the story.

For many members, the Nation was more than a religion.

Religion and science often have different words for the same thing.

He says religion had little or nothing to do with the matter.

What do religion and law have to say about them?

Never a bad idea to be in good with religion!

But even in their religion they could not keep together.

Do you really want to see a new religion get started here?

Religion was once a way to make sense of the world.

Now, he does not want to talk about his religion.

All students must take a religion course each school year.

In the name of religion, they took everything from us.

I had nothing else in the world but my religion.

So much in their religion was the same as his.

But I never thought much about religion one way or the other.

The point is I've got nothing to do with their religion.

The father spent his time talking and thinking of religion.

His own religion is also something very personal to him.

I have no idea what religion these people may be.

He's against people thinking about religion all day without ever doing anything.

To study the role of religion in American higher education.