They longed, too, for the slower ways, the old courtesies and the religiosity of the South.
The deep religiosity of America is contrasted with its strict separation of church and state.
Arguably, America's religiosity and its popular culture spring from the same commitment to free markets.
In many ways, the religiosity that has been reasserting itself in China may simply be delayed evolution.
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The belief in innovation is also linked to the (to European eyes) weird religiosity of many Americans.
It is also important to judge the religious-moral vote against the background of American religiosity in general.
Ms. GOLDENBERG: Well, I think because it's - the idea of open religiosity really fascinates people in Britain.
Religiosity, paradoxically, flourished in England and America precisely because it did not emanate from the edicts of absolute monarchs.
Such a large drop in religiosity is startling, but the data on atheists are in line with other polling.
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Maybe religion has no biological basis, but religiosity surely does and it must have been to our evolutionary advantage.
At the same time, alongside all these signs of more intense religiosity, there are indications of mellowing and tolerance.
One is America's religiosity, which means a greater gut-level opposition to the practice.
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The most striking feature of the opposition to sending Elian back is its combination of political calculation and popular religiosity.
What emerges: a man swayed one way by his Mennonite mother's austere religiosity, another by his father's love for experiment and fantasy.
Mr Khan plays up his religiosity (he breaks off speeches to pray).
Hamas has relaxed the summer religiosity campaigns that marked its first years in power and has suspended its plans to apply sharia law.
The religiosity of the age is emphasised, as the saints' days and the natural rituals of the year gain new prominence in the narrative.
Some critics have observed a new religiosity in the paper, while others have been offended by what they see as a turn to hyper-patriotism.
American religiosity also has a more indirect influence on foreign policy.
There are other aspects of Tsarnaev's life that suggest growing religiosity.
Many Americans are turned off by overt religiosity in political candidates.
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"The results suggest that spirituality and religiosity play a considerable role in mortality rate reductions, comparable to fruit and vegetable consumption and statin therapy, " the authors wrote.
That embrace will be weakened, not strengthened, by silly attacks on religiosity, stimulating the spiritual to question the seriousness of people who profess a concern for civil liberties.
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Mesbah-Yazi acolytes were also thought to have played a leading role in Ahmadinejad's cabinet selections, which were notable both for their lack of credentials and their excess religiosity.
But there is a fundamental difference between religion and religiosity.
For many Euro-secularists, America's religiosity is its least attractive characteristic.
These reports suggested that religiosity originates specifically in the brain's temporal lobe, and that religious visions are the result of epileptic seizures that affect this part of the brain.
In a preliminary study, Dr McNamara discovered that those with Parkinson's had lower levels of religiosity than healthy individuals, and that the difference seemed to correlate with the disease's severity.
Even Western Europe, which contains some of the most secular societies on earth, will be affected by a growing tide of religiosity due to immigration from the Muslim world, predicts Kaufman.
This idea, plus his religiosity, undergird his wider politics.
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