Sentence examples for religious fault from inspiring English sources

"This pope has transcended religious fault lines," Hassan Omar, the senator of Mombasa and a Muslim, told the Associated Press.

When Al Arabiya and Al Jazeera do comment directly on Syrian affairs, they tend to paper over the rebels' flaws and emphasize the conflict's religious fault lines.

No casualties were reported, but the blast occurred in a violence-wracked city on the religious fault line between north and south.

He has vowed to unite a nation of 173 million people riven by ethnic and religious fault lines and to hammer corruption.

Israel's political, social and religious fault lines were exposed about as starkly as they had ever been with the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin in 1995.

But most peculiar was the ceremony's location, astride one of the world's most fractious religious fault lines, between two nuclear-armed neighbors who have fought three wars, two of them over the land on which the shrine sits.

Hours after the first attack in Madalla, a bomb rocked the Mountain of Fire and Miracles church in Jos, the ethnic and religious fault-line which divides the mainly Muslim north from the largely Christian south.

Such blood-curdling talk was inevitably seized on by believers in the "clash of civilisations" described by Samuel Huntington, a Harvard professor who said in 1993 that cultural or religious fault-lines were the most likely source of conflict in the post-cold-war world.In this section Chaos in the Caucasus Action replay in Chechnya?

Ava DuVernay's masterful Selma captured some of that struggle from the perspective of the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., but there were many ideological, geographical, cultural, and religious fault-lines that hindered attempts to articulate a unified message for full equality and suffrage.

This is remarkable in a country famed for its ethno-religious fault lines.

Just in the last few weeks, a new sort of politico-religious fault line has come into view more clearly, cutting across the old one in bizarre ways.