The Qur'an never addresses them without saying,'O People of the Book'or'O You who have been given the Book', indicating that they were originally people of a revealed religion.
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In his early days, he was a Mu'tazilite scholar, but after rejecting the Mu'tazilite doctrine, he adhered to Shia Islam for a brief period before becoming a revealed religion.
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The committee agreed, but Ffinden refused to co-operate, writing that " I had long been aware of the harmful tendencies to revealed religion of Mr . Darwin's views, but ..
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Tunisia will remain, as it has always been through the millennia, a country of tolerance, of brotherhood and harmony in which the three revealed religions coexist in security and peace,
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Having by this time lost all belief in revealed religion, he became convinced that to continue his pastoral duties would involve him in serious conflict; he therefore resigned his vicarage.
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Politics was not the only topic Coleridge lectured on in 1795; he gave " Six Lectures on Revealed Religion " during the spring that combined Unitarian religion and political ideas together.
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The statement said the U . N . document sought to defend homosexuality and extramarital sexual relations which it said " destroy the values to which all revealed religions aspire ."
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I think perhaps the person was thinking of Revealed religion and possibly this could be a redirect to that .-- T . Anthony 09 : 44, 17 April 2007 ( UTC)
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:Probably the answer is " both . " Revealed religions have non-negotiable sets of truths, and God, in Abrahamic religions, is the only God and demands the recognition of no others.
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After holding two pastorates he returned ( 1866 ) to Princeton College to take up the position of professor of the harmony of science and revealed religion, which had been established for him.
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