Sentence examples for dangerous sects from inspiring English sources

Some forms of yoga are regarded as dangerous sects by the Russian Orthodox church, which also warns that sects hide behind good deeds, but there were no widely publicized protests over Mr. Shankar's tour from either the church or Muslim leaders in Kazan, capital of Tatarstan in central Russia.

His father is an alderman of the town and is opposed to his son taking up with a young woman from this dangerous sect of Dissenters.

This is the economics profession's equivalent of the old joke: "Apart from that Mrs Lincoln, how did you enjoy the play?" Once the dust has settled, there is a strong case for an inquiry into whether the teaching of economics has been captured by a small but dangerous sect.

While the subway nerve gas attack last week caught most people here by surprise, there were eerily prescient warnings of the deadly incident, alarms more specific than, say, the prophecy of a rival religious leader that Aum Supreme Truth was a dangerous sect.

Sometimes friends can be sucked into dangerous cults and sects.

Such ideas led some to regard the Mormon as cult-like sect, dangerous to the nation.

In 1995, the Taliban - then a marginal sect of dangerous, hardline fundamentalists - fought its way to power in Afghanistan.

Fox and his original Quakers (the "new fanatic sect, of dangerous principles," as John Evelyn described them in his diary in 1656) might have created a real stir in Millbrook; but my father, going about the parish in plain clothes, with his increasingly plain-clothes theology, had little to offer to the angry, the excluded, the exploited, the male young.

The law also allows authorities to restrict sect activities deemed dangerous to society.

She said a state media campaign portraying Shiite protesters as armed and dangerous had widened the gap between the sects.

He warned the party if it did not reach out beyond its own tribe it risked becoming "a sect and that is very dangerous".