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2. The Council also noted that abuse of religious leaders and holy figures of other faiths and sects by other clerics contributed to religious fanaticism in the country.

Influences from abroad in recent years were reported to have contributed to religious hostilities or government restrictions in more than six in 10 countries across the globe, the Pew Research Center found in a new study.

Nativist Fears Issues related to immigration, whether from individuals seeking economic opportunities in more affluent nations or those fleeing civil conflict, reportedly contributed to religious hostilities or restrictions in the largest number of countries, the study found.

The Obama administration must therefore reassess the assumption that Turkey is playing a constructive role in ending the violence in Syria; it must also take a hard look at its own role in contributing to religious strife.

The current discussion draws on the development of scientific information about the natural world that can contribute to religious efforts to explain how God acts in the world.

This might have something to do with the nurses feeling that the Norwegian culture is not open to religious expressions in general and that this contributed to residents' religious needs in the nursing homes not being adequately met.

She believes "the 24/7 economy" has contributed to more religious bias because many employers want to avoid hiring people who will ask for scheduling accommodations to attend religious services.

It contributed to tolerance, religious freedom und peace for nearly 150 years.

These are the great polarities of America's religious history, and their creative conflict has contributed to America's religious diversity and vitality, and to church-state separation.

The evaluation has at times been highly critical and dismissive, but there are abundant periods in the history of ideas when philosophy has positively contributed to the flourishing of religious life.

The 2003 U.S.-led overthrow of Saddam Hussein, a Sunni, contributed to sharpened divisions along religious and ethnic lines here.