Sentence examples for religious dominance from inspiring English sources

For Osama bin Laden, 2001 marks the resumption of the war for the religious dominance of the world that began in the seventh century.

Religious dominance in parliament scuppered the last bill that tried to give the dying the right to depart when they can suffer no more.

We can look at it in a much wider context while, at the same time, other valuable world views that have been shoved out by religious dominance would get an equal-opportunity look-in.

While the colonial state saw ‘insults’ and ‘vilifications’ as a threat to public order, the charge of causing offense to religious, cultural or national sentiments has today become one of the powerful ways to assert social and religious dominance across South Asia.

No shortage of reasons are cited for its inception: natural confusion in the face of a new century, the end of religious dominance in European culture, protest against colonialism and bourgeois complacency, etc.

I call upon all defenders of freedom to join the ideological battle; now is the time to set pluralism against dogma; drawings, books and peaceful protests against guns; secularism against religious dominance.

In particular, the implementation of the new approach to foreign policy making faces three major challenges, especially as it relates to the Middle East: the nature of religious authority, dominance of Islamists, and resemblance to CVE programs.

The group also asked about the gendering of perceived or marked vulnerabilities and how they function to expand or justify those structures of power that seek to achieve ethnic, economic or cultural-religious dominance in specific social contexts.

In this case, it's religious, but dominance has historically been the way of the world in political, financial, and cultural arenas as well.

I say grudgingly, because violence and revenge is such a part of our identity and our culture that I am loathe to give it up, I am afraid to move on, and to recognize the myth of redemptive violence, as exactly that, a myth constructed primarily for the purposes of national, ethnic, sectarian or religious hegemony, dominance and absolution.

…creation of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in 1932 and assured Wahhābī religious and political dominance on the Arabian Peninsula.