Sentence examples for formation of sects from inspiring English sources
It led to the formation of sects whose members were externally converted to Islam e.g., the Dönme (Turkish: "Apostates") of Salonika, whose descendants still live in Turkey or to Roman Catholicism e.g., the Polish supporters of Jacob Frank (1726 91), the self-proclaimed messiah and Catholic convert (in Bohemia-Moravia, however, the Frankists outwardly remained Jews).
1544 Ahmadabad, India c. 1603 Naraina, India Dadu, (born 1544, Ahmadabad, India died c. 1603, Naraina), Hindu-Muslim saint who inspired the formation of a sect called Dadu Panth.
After the formation of the sect, Sanh temporarily moved abroad, spending time in Siam and Cambodia.
In his cross examination, he described in some detail the history of the Ramananda sect, its Mathas, rules regarding Mahants, formation and working of Akharas, and Tulsidas' works.
The Battle of Karbalāʾ (680) helped secure the reign of the Umayyad dynasty, but its massacre of ʿAlī's supporters became a defining moment in the formation of the Shīʿite sect of Islam.
If you think that there is a secret that can be known that they are hiding from us and that requires the formation of a small, secret sect to work against them, then you have entered into an essentially gnostical way of thinking.
The most recent taxonomic treatment of sects.
By contrast, the most recent common ancestor (MRCA) of sects.
There is an upper limit for the number of incoming connections for a neuron as space around (Stepanyants et al. 2002) or on the dendrite (Kaiser et al. 2009) as well as other factors (van Ooyen et al. 2001; van Ooyen 2001) constraints the extent of synapse formation (see Sect. 2.1.5 below).
The club model formation of the Gelukpa distinguished it from other schools and sects, reinforcing the technological superiority of its organization.
