Sentence examples for blurred church from inspiring English sources

In the 19th century, antagonists charged that Mormon men were tyrannical patriarchs, that Mormon women were virtual slaves and that Mormons diabolically blurred church and state.

Senator Barack Obama has blurred church-state lines in promising more subsidies for social programs run by religious-based groups.

They're blurring church and church, with the Mormons and the Christians.

"It's not just that they're blurring church and state.

"Is there a bit of a blurring between church and state, are we selling our independence and integrity?

Mr Howard's decision to choose an Anglican church leader, blurring the separation of church and state, came in for criticism when he appointed Mr Hollingworth in 2001.

The president's spirituality is examined more closely by CNN, which raises the question of whether he has blurred the division between church and state.

Some of his rivals on the Democratic side quickly pounced on his remarks, contending that Mr. Bloomberg was espousing views that blurred the lines between church and state.

The government said it would no longer offer a direct subsidy to the Catholic Church, ending a tradition of many decades that critics said blurred the separation between church and state.

Although legislation to create such a program faltered in Congress because of critics who said it blurred the separation between church and state, Mr. Bush pushed ahead to enact part of the program administratively.

With a furor over his characterization of Japan threatening his party's hold on power, Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori stood before journalists for 40 minutes on Friday denying that he had blurred the boundary between church and state.