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Terms for subject Religion (3849 entries)

Independent Gospel Team	IGT
Indian Muslim Council	IMC
Individual Ordinance Summary	IOS
Individuals Making Progress And Coming Together	IMPACT
Indonesian Christian Fellowship	ICF
Information Network For Christian Homes	INCH
Inman First Baptist Church	IFBC
Innocent Sinners Guild	ISG
Ino kagura	A richly costumed and masked performed at the Hachimangu, Misumi-cho, Shimane on September 15th
Inoue, Kowashi	A statesman of the period from Kumamoto, in the southern Japanese island of Kyushu. He is significant in the development of modern Shinto for his contributions to the Constitution of 1889 and the Imperial Rescript on Education (kyoiku chokugo) of 1890. Inoue joined the Ministry of Justice in Tokyo in 1870 and toured France and Germany on government business. He became closely associated with Ito, Hirobumi and with Iwakura, Tomomi who in 1881 assigned him to work on the constitution. Inoue's views on religious freedom were informed by those of the German political scientist Karl Friedrich Hermann Roesler (1834-1894) a professor of Tokyo imperial university and adviser to the government who recommended freedom of private religious belief but the regulation of public religious activity. From 1886 Inoue worked with others under the direction of Ito, Hirobumi to produce the final draft which eventually became the Meiji Constitution, emphasising the powers of the sovereign. He also developed the Imperial House Law and in 1888 became chief of the Bureau of Legislation and a chief secretary in the privy council. With the Confucian scholar and imperial adviser Motoda, Eifu he drafted the Rescript on Education as well as various other edicts and laws. He became Minister of Education in 1893 and drew up regulations for the establishment of public high schools and vocational education
Inspired People	IP
Inspiring Young Emerging Leaders	I-YEL
Intensely Moving People After Christ Today	IMPACT
Intensive Ministry Program Advancing The Church Of Today	IMPACT
Inter Church Conference	ICC
Intercessory Prayer Team	IPT
International Christian Fellowship	ICF
International Christian Mission	ICM
International Church Of Christ	ICC
International Dhamma Activities	IDA