religious affiliation

The White House stressed that the President's National Prayer Breakfast speech wasn't intended to clarify religious affiliation.

Palfrey Junior is a state school, with no religious affiliation. But the fact that 98% of its pupils are Muslim affects the ethos.

Religions: No state recognized religion, religious affiliation is an individual choice, and is protected by law.

The survey finds that each region of the United States displays a distinctive pattern of religious affiliation.

Muslim Americans identify equally with the United States and their religious affiliation.

The current paper explores the role of cultural variables as antecedents of trust with the main emphasis being on religious affiliation.

The UK is a multicultural country with a rich mix of ethnicity, religious affiliation, and language.

It didn't matter what party or religious affiliation to which they belonged.

"Questions about income and religious affiliation are not included, " said Xing Zhihong, deputy director of Beijing's population census.

There were also many more Americans with no religious affiliation who were drawn to nonviolence.

But even among people with no religious affiliation(4), well more than half said angels are for real.

For now, Lebanese schools often choose textbooks according to their religious affiliation.

I have already stated my bias against no religious affiliation.

Student: Yes, yes Is there a letter for your religious affiliation?

Of 728 students surveyed in 2007, 48. 9 per cent claimed not to believe in any god, with 49. 6 per cent claiming no religious affiliation.

Given names often have similar associations of ethnicity or religious affiliation;