For instance, how far did psychiatrists priding themselves on ' modern, scientific ' approaches find themselves baffled by religious fervour in general?
This musical behaviour imitates actual bhajan performance practice in which growing religious and emotional fervour often produce these musical results.
It is noteworthy that the axiom fails in this case, a plain fact hidden by a fog of competitive moral fervour.
This was an important custom designed to arouse martial fervour.
There was not one corner of the land, in the north or the south, which was without signs of revivalist fervour.
Religious fervour should always be directed towards some ' other' that transcended national boundaries; its kingdom should a priori be not of this world.
This is history written with the courage, fervour and nerve of a committed historian who has a message for his contemporaries.
British orientalist scholarship was slow to respond to these trends, and remained dominated by hostility which owed its origins to evangelical fervour or geopolitical concerns.
