Sentence examples for between two religions from inspiring English sources

You can make an argument that that is the difference between two religions.

To say that India is riven by myriad factions and castes and, more fundamentally, divided between two religions is to describe a particularly vicious curse.

But, unsurprisingly for a woman raised between two religions, it was religion to which Schendel returned most often in her work; and in surprising, complex ways.

Torn between two religions, Cathy considers various alternatives, including Catholicism, born-again Christianity and existentialism, before reaching her own personal decision.

TURKEY -- Foreign Minister Ismail Cem pledged the government's help in tracking down those behind the attacks, but warned Washington against turning the events into a "fight between two religions and different cultures".

But it held out the possibility of a revolution in relations between two religions that (as John Paul II remarked twenty years later, on a trip to Morocco) had spent more time offending each other than embracing.

Because of the importance of temples in a society, temple architecture often represents the best of a culture's design and craftsmanship, and, because of ritual requirements, temple architecture varies widely between one religion and another.

Charles, who spoke of his work to promote understanding between the two religions, said bridges between Christians and Muslims were being deliberately destroyed by people with a vested interest.

The heir to the British throne, who spoke of his work to promote understanding between the two religions, said bridges between Christians and Muslims were being deliberately destroyed by people with a vested interest.

In between, the two religions rub shoulders uneasily.

Various syntheses between the two religions that emphasize nonsectarianism have arisen in northern India.