"It is not a religious fight".
The group became known as the Chapel Twenty-Three, and a local symbol of the religious fight against the fossil-fuel industry.
In other words, were these terrorists who might respond to negotiation or appeasement, or were they soldiers in a religious fight to the finish that had merely been paused for five hundred years?
The English Revolution — and that is just what it was — can be interpreted in all kinds of ways: as a religious fight between pathologically earnest Puritans and the Catholic-leaning bishops of the Church of England; as an uprising by a nascent merchant class determined to throw off the shackles of medieval feudalism; as right-but-repulsive Roundheads bashing the wrong-but-romantic Cavaliers.
The political fight between us and the Palestinians has become a religious fight and it's become very, very big issue in Jerusalem particularly regarding the Temple Mount.
The grandeur of the event peaked at halftime under a big, round moon when the Army Glee Club and the Notre Dame band performed "The Battle Hymn of the Republic," a religious fight song for an army of Yankees of the 19th century.
In a highly publicized dispute, her parents, citing religious beliefs, fought a court battle with the hospital over disconnecting Mariah from a respirator.
Cherkasov: We have to fight for a society that is fair and inclusive to everyone, so we also fight racism, we fight religious discrimination, and we fight xenophobia.
Its acreage becomes the battleground on which a war, initially romantic and then religious, is fought in the novel.
Harlem's civic, political and religious leaders fought, often successfully, to get more money and more state subsidies to keep it going.
