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Gyasi’s ability to interrogate medical and religious issues in the context of America’s fraught racial environment makes her one of the most enlightening novelists writing today.

Congress is now 92 percent Christian, resembling more to a papal enclave than our religiously diverse nation.

Of course, the study makes a point of separating the religiously conservative from the politically conservative.

It gets even more complicated on “Level 3,” religiously affiliated organizations.

I still have family friends who watch My Cousin Vinny religiously.

I watched Laguna Beach, and both of its subsidiaries—The Hills and The City—religiously.

This compact was religiously adhered to during the summer and fall.

The pestilence ceased, and from that time the vow has been most religiously observed among that secluded and enthusiastic people.

The year 1759 had been marked by one of those great events, the memory of which is religiously preserved in scientific history.

A woman is religiously forbidden to taste of anything in the shape of eatables before it is given to a man.

But this secret was unknown to every one save the manager, and he kept it religiously.