Sentence examples for religious partisanship from inspiring English sources

"Maybe he considered professions of religious partisanship to be inconsistent with his sense of public decorum.

Inevitably, religious partisanship affected Burghley's reputation as a statesman and as a man.

Rising above religious partisanship, Ranke in this work depicts the papacy not just as an ecclesiastical institution but above all as a worldly power.

On the other hand, el- Sisi has moved to defuse religious partisanship, becoming the first Egyptian president to attend a Christmas mass.

Their joint achievement was to lift serious discussion from the realms of religious and political partisanship and to make it instead a normal pastime of the leisured class.

In the interview with The Post, Sanders sought to explain how his approach to political issues, from climate change to income inequality, is grounded in a moral understanding that transcends religious and political partisanship.

The other is a world falling apart through bitter partisanship, religious warfare and the return of geopolitical blocs.

More than partisanship or religious denomination, the "season of giving" separates people.

In the book, I simultaneously argue that the corrupting influence of partisanship (on both the religious left and religious right) helps explain at least some of institutional Christianity's post-1960s decline, and that Christians cannot simply be apolitical and leave partisan controversies alone, which would seem like the obvious way to avoid such corruption entirely.

Just because some evangelical worshipers may lost their enthusiasm for politics does not mean that the leaders of the religious right will soften their partisanship.

The share who say school boards should have the right to fire known homosexuals has dropped from 52% in 1987 to 35% today, with the declines consistent across lines of partisanship, income and religious belief.