Visiting the site of the blast, Lebanese Interior Minister Marwan Charbel said the explosion was meant to create a bigger schism between Sunni and Shia, but insisted that would not happen.
She said the vote would create a "very big schism" within the Liberal party, similar to the 2009 split over the emissions trading scheme, which resulted in Turnbull losing the party leadership to Abbott.
Come the decisive return of the UK's big schism, there will be no week-long protests or poison plots, just a reversion to that most British of conditions: suppressed tension, festering into the future.
Instead, society is clustered on islands and on boats: the big schism is no longer between nations, but between the "clams" who cling to land and the "damplings" who live on the sea.
Monasteries and clergy of the Russian Orthodox Church had been threatened, the Russian foreign ministry said, with the aim of creating "an even bigger schism in Ukrainian society".
Kai Erickson told me, "There was a great schism.
With this latest next-generation there is a great schism between the two.
Ms. Fernandes said that big schisms persisted within the church in Brazil, between bishops in the Amazon who are focused on human rights, illegal deforestation and indigenous struggles, and the more conservative and traditional Catholic leadership in relatively prosperous southeastern Brazil.
The biggest schism today is between Al Qaeda and ISIS, the world's two deadliest terrorist groups.
Some of the biggest schisms in India are between regions, languages and cities.
