Übersetzung für 'para religion' von Englisch nach Deutsch

para-religion

Parareligion {f}relig.

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para- {prefix}

Neben-

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para-aortic {adj}

paraaortalmed.

para-ecclesiastical {adj}

nebenkirchlichrelig.

para-substitution

para-Substitution {f}chem.

para [Br.] [coll.]

Fallschirmjäger {m}mil.

paragraph <par., para>

Paragraph {m} <§>

paragraph <par., para, §>

Paragraf {m} <§>

para assault detachment

Fallschirmjägertrupp {m}

para-church {adj} [also: parachurch]

parakirchlichrelig.

para-fascism [also: parafascism]

Parafaschismus {m} [auch: Para-Faschismus]hist.pol.

para-fascist {adj} [also: parafascist]

parafaschistisch [auch: para-faschistisch]hist.pol.

para-aminohippuric acid <PAH>

Paraaminohippursäure {f} <PAH>chem.

para-aminobenzoic acid <PABA>

para-Aminobenzoesäure {f} <PABA>chem.

in (the) para position {adj} {adv}

paraständig

para [coll.] [short for: paratrooper]

Para {m} [Fallschirmjäger]mil.

Para oropendola [Gymnostinops / Psarocolius bifasciatus]

Parastirnvogel {m}orn.T

para [monetary subunit of the Serbian dinar]

Para {m} [Münzeinheit in Serbien = 0,01 Dinar]curr.

para-dichlorobenzene <p, DCB> [1,4-dichlorobenzene]

Paradichlorbenzol {n} <PDCB, p-DCB>chem.

para-alumohydrocalcite [CaAl2(CO3)2(OH)4·6H2O]

Para-Alumohydrocalcit {m}mineral.

para-otwayite [Ni(OH)2-x(SO4,CO3)0.5x]

Para-Otwayit {m}mineral.

• He is associate editor of Revista Académica para el Estudio de las Religiones, a member of the American Academy of Religion and former director of Centro de Investigaciones del Instituto Cristiano de Mexico.
• The European Commission of Human Rights held that there was not even interference with his freedom of religion under Art.9(1) (at 23).
• Hinduism is the main religion in Kalna with 94.75% of its citizens being Hindu.
• Its slogans have been: "Religião não define caráter" ("Religion does not define character"), "A fé não dá respostas, só evita perguntas."
• Concerning Article 9 of the Convention (freedom of religion), it noted that "the Commission does not exclude the possibility of criticism or 'agitation' against a church or religious group reaching such a level that it might endanger freedom of religion and where a tolerance of such behaviour by the authorities could engage State responsibility.

• The Court concluded that "requiring the applicants to take the oath on the Gospels was tantamount to requiring two elected representatives of the people to swear allegiance to a particular religion, a requirement which is not compatible with Article 9 of the Convention.