The social and political tensions erupting in Germany and Europe, tensions Scheler feared would lead to a second and even bloodier World War, had their roots in a much deeper crisis, an ontological crisis, a crisis of the human being.
Amid the rivalry, the unsteady 206-year-old structure, held together by a 69-year-old iron cage, is an uncomfortable, often embarrassing symbol of Christian divisions, which have periodically erupted into tensions.
Cue tensions erupting between the long-standing residents of 'Benefits Street' and the migrants.
"When we would hear him speak in Saint Patrick's Cathedral, and there were racial tensions erupting in the city, he would say, 'Folks, what this means for us is that we cannot be good Catholics and at the same time be racist.
The newcomers' relationship with the locals has often been strained, with tensions erupting between camp residents and locals who are protesting the refugees' presence on the island.
But the latest milestone in her career has been ABC's "American Crime," about the racial and cultural tensions erupting from the brutal attack on a white couple in their suburban home.
A present-day interpretation of this verse might expand to include tension erupting between Christian family members: those who do and those who do not accept Same-Gender Marriage as a sacrament.
Kremlinomics Terror in the mountains Bottom of the form Schools out Bad times ahead Reprints Related items Turkey: After the stormAug 7th 2008In an alarming twist, ethnic tensions are erupting in western parts of Turkey as well.
Throughout the region, tensions are erupting without the slightest connection to Israeli-Palestinian relations.
[Next Page] - [Go to top of page] - [Previous Page] Such pressures have built up over generations, but the world is clearly moving into a much more fluid era in which underlying tensions are erupting to the surface.
