Sentence examples for going through reformation from inspiring English sources

"We're going through Reformation times, and in Reformation times things aren't neat and clean," Bishop Robert Duncan of Pittsburgh, a conservative who led his diocese out of the Episcopal Church in October, said in an interview.

This still rings true today, but Apple is clearly going through a Reformation.

The WBG is currently going through a reformation process under President Jim Yong Kim, who took the helm in 2012.

Christianity went through a Reformation and had to come to grips with a secularist enlightenment.

It must be remembered [that] Indonesia has gone through a reformation.

But Mr. Andrews makes his arguments from the unusually personal standpoint of someone who has gone through a reformation of his own.

A few centuries later along comes a shared currency that tries to unite the Protestant north with the Catholic or Orthodox south, a Europe that went through the Reformation with one that did not.

However, I would like to take issue with this statement: "In the West, Christianity went through a Reformation that paved the way for the Age of Enlightenment and the birth of modern democracy".

In the West, Christianity went through a Reformation that paved the way for the Age of Enlightenment and the birth of modern democracy -- a 400-year course that is still not quite complete.

It became the most famous catechism of the Counter-Reformation, going through 400 editions in 150 years.

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