Sentence examples for church conflicts from inspiring English sources

Many church conflicts here have been settled by a wave of church building and sharing, but as the struggle in Sukhovolya proves, the conflict is far from over.

The transformative approach is most effective in cases where there is a fundamental need to understand another party's values, interests or points of view (as in family or church conflicts).

These two visions of the church conflict, and lead to some confusion.

Minneapolis: Augsburg Fortress 2004 Church Conflict: From Contention to Collaboration.

Thankfully, Ms. Chalfant and Mr. Cunningham are on hand to provide anchoring emotional truth in the Churches' conflicting memories of the past and the play's affecting observations on encroaching mortality.

They fostered Buddhism as a state religion, although the dynasty took particular care to control the religious hierarchy, trying to avoid any church-state conflicts.

The legalization of divorce and abortion along with educational reforms in the 1980s brought the church into conflict with the government once again but with less intensity than previously.

"This is highly likely to end up at the Supreme Court," said Douglas Laycock, a law professor at the University of Virginia and one of the country's top scholars on church-state conflicts.

The church issued conflicting statements in response to the coverage.

Dolan is quoted in the National Catholic Register as having said the following: "If the label of "bigot" sticks to us -- especially in court -- because of our teaching on marriage, we'll have church-state conflicts for years to come as a result".

Think about the Byzantine church-image conflict.