CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO RELIGIONISE
PRESENT
Present
I religionise
you religionise
he/she/it religionises
we religionise
you religionise
they religionise
Present continuous
I am religionising
you are religionising
he/she/it is religionising
we are religionising
you are religionising
they are religionising
Present perfect
I have religionised
you have religionised
he/she/it has religionised
we have religionised
you have religionised
they have religionised
Present perfect continuous
I have been religionising
you have been religionising
he/she/it has been religionising
we have been religionising
you have been religionising
they have been religionising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I religionised
you religionised
he/she/it religionised
we religionised
you religionised
they religionised
Past continuous
I was religionising
you were religionising
he/she/it was religionising
we were religionising
you were religionising
they were religionising
Past perfect
I had religionised
you had religionised
he/she/it had religionised
we had religionised
you had religionised
they had religionised
Past perfect continuous
I had been religionising
you had been religionising
he/she/it had been religionising
we had been religionising
you had been religionising
they had been religionising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will religionise
you will religionise
he/she/it will religionise
we will religionise
you will religionise
they will religionise
Future continuous
I will be religionising
you will be religionising
he/she/it will be religionising
we will be religionising
you will be religionising
they will be religionising
Future perfect
I will have religionised
you will have religionised
he/she/it will have religionised
we will have religionised
you will have religionised
they will have religionised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been religionising
you will have been religionising
he/she/it will have been religionising
we will have been religionising
you will have been religionising
they will have been religionising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would religionise
you would religionise
he/she/it would religionise
we would religionise
you would religionise
they would religionise
Conditional continuous
I would be religionising
you would be religionising
he/she/it would be religionising
we would be religionising
you would be religionising
they would be religionising
Conditional perfect
I would have religionise
you would have religionise
he/she/it would have religionise
we would have religionise
you would have religionise
they would have religionise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been religionising
you would have been religionising
he/she/it would have been religionising
we would have been religionising
you would have been religionising
they would have been religionising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you religionise
we let´s religionise
you religionise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to religionise
Past participle
religionised
Present Participle
religionising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RELIGIONISE»
Discover the use of
religionise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
religionise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Oracle of Reason, Or, Philosophy Vindicated
Religionise-—religionise—-religionise ! is the language of the god-spirit. Who
shall separate religion and persecution P I-low beautifully they assimilate! Are
they not twin sisters, or rather, are they not, as the Siamese twins, so intimately
joined ...
2
Atheism justified, and religion superseded
Religionise — religionise — religionise ! is the language of the god-spirit. Who
shall separate religion and persecution? How beautifully they assimilate ! Are
they not twin sisters, or rather, are they not, as the Siamese twins, so intimately
joined ...
Diagoras Atheos redivivus (pseud.), 1843
3
Na'at: Need and Scope in English Curriculum in Pakistan for ...
3.13 "Religionise" The Curriculum, Dr. Mahar Abdul-ul-Haq (1990) alleges in
Educational Philosophy of The Holy Quran: Our curriculum is not to include
factual teachings of or about religion, it is rather to be "religionised". We entirely!
we must ...
Saleem Ullah Jundran, 1999
4
Educational Philosophy of the Holy Qurʾān
Our curriculum is not to include factual teachings of or about religion, it is rather to
be "religionised" entirely! We must "religionise" the curriculum, "religionise" the
educators, "religionise" the school, the family, the playmates, ISLAM-FAITH OF ...
Working with this particularity, they hoped to de-religionise themselves and thus
be integrated either into aristocratic or bourgeois society, as we see in the
character of Swann and his Salon, or with Bloch—both from Proust's book.
These partisans of sprituality would 'de-religionise' it by uprooting it from any
particular tradition. For them commitment to. 12. Steven T Katz, editor Mysticism
and Philosophical Analysis (New York: Oxford University Press, 1978). Jess
Byron ...
Michael Kelly, Mark A. O'Brien, 2005
7
A history of inventions and discoveries, tr. by W. Johnston. ...
Abandoned for the old method of blowing, 207. Mithras, his mysteries, 54. Mons
pietatis, origin of the name, 39. Monies Jidei, religionise farince, #c. 42. Du
Moulin, account of his automata, 306. Muller, John, his artificial eagle and iron-fly,
304.
Johann Beckmann, William Johnston (translator.), 1817
8
Pointing the Finger: Islam and Muslims in the British Media
Whenpeople 'religionise'a conflict byclaiming adivine seal of approval for their
own actions, whichis frequentlywhat those labelled'fundamentalist' do,their
discourse has one ormore of the followingfivefunctions: (a)to justifyactions and
policies ...
Julian Petley, Robin Richardson, 2013
9
Proceedings of IAC-ETeL 2013:
views suggesting that 4+4+4 Model is a political decision (Güven, 2012), and the
main purpose of it is “bringing up pious generations” Öner (2012) and to
religionise the system (www.ozgurdusuncehareketi.org). Such interpretations
and ...
Collective of authors, 2013
10
Ending Holy Wars: Religion and Conflict Resolution in Civil Wars
Ideological religious nationalism frames political demands within a sacred
context and can therefore be said to 'religionise' politics. The political methods
used are instrumental in order to advance goals within the religious sphere.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RELIGIONISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
religionise is used in the context of the following news items.
The beauty of atheism
But perhaps the temptation to 'religionise' atheism becomes more understandable when one considers the need for some sort of positive definition of it. Atheism ... «Varsity Online, Mar 15»
To feed the great art of preaching we need to step outside our …
The answer is, funnily enough, to “de-religionise” religion. This does not mean what you may think it means at first. Because religion is perceived as a massive ... «Catholic Herald Online, Feb 15»
APC, running mate and options for 2015
It is of course nonsensical to religionise party tickets, as if same faith tickets would ineluctably promote one religion over the other. But the APC must be capable ... «The Nation Newspaper, Dec 14»
Beyond Indonesia's contentious 'religion column' – Azis Anwar …
This politics of “religionisation” implies that adherents of indigenous beliefs are “not yet religious” and therefore are expected to be religionised. Expanding the ... «The Malaysian Insider, Nov 14»
No, Mr. Minister, women cannot wait for the next Buddha
This was the device that was resorted to 'religionise' lands gifted to the temples and the monks soon agreed upon a new Vinaya convention known as ... «The Sunday Times Sri Lanka, May 14»
The Explosion of the New Atheists Churches: What It Means To …
You are trying to religionise atheism. And further atheist do not say there is no god, but that they do not believe that there is a god based on the scientific facts ... «Patheos, Dec 13»
Just as in St Agatha's day, the persecutors of the Church want us to …
On the other hand I would consider trying to shut down religious schools in an effort to “de-religionise” the country as extremist. scary goat. ” Who are you to ... «Catholic Herald Online, Feb 13»
Faith based welfare looms as local authorities ask 'Big Society' to …
... up Muslim food banks, Hindu food banks or Humanist food banks perhaps, but do we really want to segment and religionise our public services in this way? «National Secular Society, Aug 12»
Religious differences are reinforced by misguided enthusiasts like …
Of course, religious interests will be crawling all over the Olympic Village, doing their best to religionise the whole thing. Hopefully they can be discouraged or ... «National Secular Society, Jul 12»
Prime Minister's Dissembling, Hypocritical and Dishonest Speech to …
Are we supposed to stand by as they take over the education system for their own propaganda purposes; usurp secular social services and religionise them; and ... «Huffington Post UK, Apr 12»
