religious liberty
collocation in Englishmeaningsofreligiousandliberty
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religious
adjective
us//uk/rɪˈlɪdʒ.əs/
relating ...
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liberty
noun
uk/ˈlɪb.ə.ti/us/ˈlɪb.ɚ.t̬i/
formal
the freedom to live as you wish or go where ...
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(Definition ofreligiousandlibertyfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Political andreligiouslibertywere inextricably linked.
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Ironically, such concerns resulted in ' liberal ' limitations onreligiousliberty.
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There was, of course, no single understanding ofreligiousliberty.
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Gradually, they persuaded themselves that this condemnation was the safeguard of ' ' true ' 'religiousliberty.
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However, the practice is also an instance of the exercise ofreligiousliberty.
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There isreligiouslibertyhere.
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We, by contrast, advocate an approach to the question ofreligiouslibertyfounded on protection rather than privilege.
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It does not follow that a workable and normatively attractive view ofreligiouslibertyis out of constitutional reach, however.
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Yet this was misread as another example of central interference in local affairs at the expense ofreligiousliberty.
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We safeguard hisreligiousliberty; we give him every chance.
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Religiouslibertyis often marginalized in human rights discourses.
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Arereligiouslibertyand economic and political liberty worth having?
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It does seem to be in favour ofreligiousliberty.
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This is thereligiouslibertywhich is threatened!
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He asks for equality in the name ofreligiousliberty.
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All of us want civil andreligiousliberty.
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There is nothing aboutreligiouslibertyin the question.
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This is not simply an issue ofreligiousliberty.
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However, if there is a right toreligiousliberty, then any restriction on its exercise must, at a minimum, bear a burden of persuasion.
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In light of the uncertainties, we lack adequate grounds to justify a rather significant incursion on the right ofreligiousliberty.
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Among liberalism's central ideas were those of the individual's right ofreligiouslibertyand the separate jurisdictions of secular and religious authority.
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The latter fit is not only better, but much more likely to produce a judicial practice that is solicitous ofreligiousliberty.
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He seems to me to have completely misconceived the situation when he says we are infringing thereligiousliberty, abrogating thereligiouslibertyof the soldier.
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The modality of "protection," which we endorse as the proper modality of justice in the field ofreligiousliberty, may generate a rich set of judicially enforceable liberties.
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