Definition of multifaith in English:

multifaith

adjectiveˈmʌltifeɪθ

Involving or characterized by a variety of religions.
the multifaith approach aims to develop an attitude of tolerance
Example sentencesExamples
- Freedom of religion in a multi-faith, multicultural democracy must also necessarily entail freedom from religion.
- It is now a multi-faith spiritual retreat, hailed as ‘The Yoga Capital of the World’, as well as a Hindu sanctuary.
- In a secular society, there can be issues about finding clergy who can relate with pupils and in a multi-faith society, it is important that you don't just represent the mainstream faith.
- The Church of England has thrown its weight behind an extraordinary proposal to unite Muslim, Jewish, Christian and Hindu children in the country's first multi-faith secondary school.
- Religious instruction can be single-faith and indoctrinatory; religious education is usually multi-faith, and relatively balanced and objective.
- But the bank yesterday said it would only support those that are urban, culturally diverse and support multi-faith religious education.
- The legitimate aim was the proper running of a multi-cultural, multi-faith, secular school.
- ‘We have a multi-faith community and passions can be inflamed by religious issues,’ he said.
- This shows that Britain is not as much of a multi-faith society as some people suggest.
- They actively celebrate each other's festivals, participate in multi-faith activities and treat each other with respect and tolerance.
- He plans visits to organisations he supports, including ecology projects, a hospice, church buildings renewal and a multi-faith refugee centre, and has cleared Thursday of public engagements for a day based at Holyrood.
- But the FA ruled the multi-faith team could not opt out on religious grounds and took disciplinary action when the boys failed to play the matches.
- These guiding principles may assist you in planning for educational opportunities that will equip children and youth for their lives in a multi-faith world.
- It is established practice in many hospitals as part of a multi-faith approach that they employ Imams on the same basis as chaplains and make payment by session.
- There is also a plan for a multi-faith prayer room behind the chaplaincy centre which is also very important for the station.
- So we've got a fair bit of variety there, with some multi-faith awareness too.
- Whilst children in state schools are now taught more about different religions through multi-faith classes, there is barely any mixing between the cultures, the review states.
- Many years ago when my daughter was at secondary school they started teaching multi-faith in religious education.
- Having evolved into an ecumenical organisation, the chaplaincy is now multi-faith in nature.
- Some advocate a multi-faith approach to religion.

单词	multifaith
释义	Definition of multifaith in English: multifaith adjectiveˈmʌltifeɪθ Involving or characterized by a variety of religions. the multifaith approach aims to develop an attitude of tolerance Example sentencesExamples Freedom of religion in a multi-faith, multicultural democracy must also necessarily entail freedom from religion. It is now a multi-faith spiritual retreat, hailed as ‘The Yoga Capital of the World’, as well as a Hindu sanctuary. In a secular society, there can be issues about finding clergy who can relate with pupils and in a multi-faith society, it is important that you don't just represent the mainstream faith. The Church of England has thrown its weight behind an extraordinary proposal to unite Muslim, Jewish, Christian and Hindu children in the country's first multi-faith secondary school. Religious instruction can be single-faith and indoctrinatory; religious education is usually multi-faith, and relatively balanced and objective. But the bank yesterday said it would only support those that are urban, culturally diverse and support multi-faith religious education. The legitimate aim was the proper running of a multi-cultural, multi-faith, secular school. ‘We have a multi-faith community and passions can be inflamed by religious issues,’ he said. This shows that Britain is not as much of a multi-faith society as some people suggest. They actively celebrate each other's festivals, participate in multi-faith activities and treat each other with respect and tolerance. He plans visits to organisations he supports, including ecology projects, a hospice, church buildings renewal and a multi-faith refugee centre, and has cleared Thursday of public engagements for a day based at Holyrood. But the FA ruled the multi-faith team could not opt out on religious grounds and took disciplinary action when the boys failed to play the matches. These guiding principles may assist you in planning for educational opportunities that will equip children and youth for their lives in a multi-faith world. It is established practice in many hospitals as part of a multi-faith approach that they employ Imams on the same basis as chaplains and make payment by session. There is also a plan for a multi-faith prayer room behind the chaplaincy centre which is also very important for the station. So we've got a fair bit of variety there, with some multi-faith awareness too. Whilst children in state schools are now taught more about different religions through multi-faith classes, there is barely any mixing between the cultures, the review states. Many years ago when my daughter was at secondary school they started teaching multi-faith in religious education. Having evolved into an ecumenical organisation, the chaplaincy is now multi-faith in nature. Some advocate a multi-faith approach to religion.
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