Critics of the Unification Church, particularly the Catholic Church, which has long dominated religion in Latin America, denounced Mr. Moon's suggestions that he was the Messiah, as well as his recruiting and fund-raising tactics.
Creationism and climate change may have dominated religion-science feuds in the past, but neuroscience will be the great debate of the future, according to William Newsome, a neuroscientist and National Academy of Sciences member from Stanford University in Palo Alto, California.
But whether the state might try to dominate religion itself — known in early political theory as Erastianism — was an important concern for Jefferson and Madison.
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On the other hand, most outspoken atheists have conversations with the religious all the time in large part because most countries are dominated by religion and also because most religious believers are "called" by their religion to push their beliefs.
America was founded not only to protect freedom of religion but expressly prohibited government from "establishing" any religion or religious faction to dominate other religions or the freedom of belief of other citizens.
Young Pi's existence — and also that of the gentle, professorial man he will grow into — is dominated by religion.
Dan Wellons, New Orleans: Your article points to an interesting problem associated with cultures that are dominated by religion and to the exclusion of science.
Frank Jackson Former co-chair, World Disarmament Campaign I write in response to Dan Snow's article (Remembrance Sunday should not be dominated by religion, theguardian.com, 6 November).
This guide and the organization of the Museum's galleries emphasize the diversity of regional traditions and their cultural contexts, rather than presenting the art and culture of the Islamic world as a single monolithic entity dominated by religion.
Another striking comparison came from Eric Kaufmann's book Shall the Religious Inherit the Earth?, to which responses differ on whether secularists should be terrified of an impending world dominated by religion or not.
