Sentence examples for divine right to kill from inspiring English sources
Muslims who follow his thinking believe that they have a divine right to kill anyone who disagrees with their straitened view of what constitutes a Muslim.
There have always been crazy groups claiming they have some sort of divine or nationalistic right to kill other people.
At 16, he thought it was his divine right to walk down the street in Woolwich dressed as a nun.
Apparently the usurpation of kings caused little tumult or crisis in this state, as Barros noted any leader there was believed by the locals not to have divine right to rule if he was able to be killed by a royal kinsman.
Pope Suburban II issues a bull excommunicating "any who pilfer salted almonds and beverages without just recompense," but Antipope Inclement III counter- asserts a divine right to free snacking (Jus Pretzelonis) by anyone engaged in the holy work of killing Muslims.
He added: "We've no divine right to go up because we have come down.
She could not have been killed had she not first been deconsecrated, and she had unwittingly colluded in her own deconsecration by asserting her divine right to the one privilege no deified being can exercise with impunity.
