Sentence examples for foreign religions from inspiring English sources

Although the Tang survived for another 150 years, its government and people largely turned against foreigners and foreign religions.

Although the Tang survived another 150 years, its great days were over, and, as the empire shrank and the economic crisis deepened, the government and people turned against foreigners and foreign religions.

With many ethnic foreigners travelling to China to conduct trade or live permanently, there came many foreign religions; religious minorities in China included Middle Eastern Muslims, the Kaifeng Jews, and Persian Manichaeans.

Foreign dynasties and foreign religions came to power.

Little Long particularly liked "A Collection of the Classics" because it introduced foreign religions.

But the idea of Russia as a monolithic Orthodox country beset by newfangled foreign religions is a myth.

When Islam is seen as a "foreign religion" and Muslims as foreigners, it only alienates.

The government sometimes views Christianity as a foreign religion and less favorably than other religions.

The Arab world does not accept a foreign people, a foreign religion, in the Middle East.

"But now we have changed the old image that Christianity is a foreign religion.

"I realised Islam is not a foreign religion, but had a lot of similarities with what I already believed.