Sentence examples for religious rage from inspiring English sources
Kaduna is too occupied burying its dead, some of whom followed Jesus and others Muhammad; rebuilding its damaged houses of worship, mostly churches but some mosques, too; and bracing for the next explosion of religious rage.
Turkey and Iran can't really be described as failed states, and the rule of Iran's mullocracy, now much loathed by most Iranians, arose not from some deep religious rage but, as Lewis acknowledges, from a modern revolutionary movement, supported initially by many Iranians who were not especially religious.
There is a case to be made that the real singularity of the Terror was the first appearance on the stage of history of this particular psychological type: not the tight-lipped inquisitor, alight with religious rage, but the small, fastidious intellectual, the man with an idea, the prototype of Lenin listening to his Beethoven as the Cheka begins its purges.
But if mass religious rage doesn't break out over al-Habib's mosque, it's not unlikely that a portion of violence will be coming directly for him.
And so the religious audio wars rage on.
Images of America transmitted on CNN that can rouse a foreign religious sect to rage; porous borders that enable terrorists to easily penetrate our defenses; clandestine information that can be exchanged via cellphone or satellite: the same technology that drives the West drives those who would threaten its survival.
It hasn't become a player in the religious wars that rage between fans of Apple, Google and Microsoft.
In Bahrain, however, a political and religious storm is raging.
There is nothing unique about the controversy over religious symbols currently raging in Canada.
In the first half of the 17th century, the Cossacks also became involved in the raging religious conflict.
Others note that the religious wars that raged across Europe in the wake of the Reformation are among the many instances of brutality carried out by Christians that rival anything we see today in the Middle East.
