Sentence examples for religious rupture from inspiring English sources
The word "inherited" elides a world of woe and religious rupture, as does the transfer of "exceptionalism" from the Jews to their city.
However, in the summer of 1767, Davenport and Johnson parted ways; scholars have speculated that this rupture occurred because Johnson's religious views were becoming more unorthodox.
Conventional histories describe Wounded Knee simply as the end of Indian resistance to colonization; guests and callers to "Native America Calling" repeatedly emphasized that the event ruptured Sioux families and traditional and religious values.
"A trick," he called it, "billed as reform but in fact a rupture, which changed the most fundamental elements of society: protection of the family, moral and religious values, the unity of Spain".
In the past, the al-Sauds have preferred to placate religious militants, with jobs and control of bodies such as the religious police and the education ministry, rather than risk a rupture.The current tussle over education coincides with a wave of popular anti-Americanism that boosts the appeal of Islamist xenophobia.
Sarkozy calls change "rupture".
In South Asian countries, Hindus, Christians and members of other religious communities all seek solace at them and are an example of the enduring conviviality of people of different religions, despite the ruptures between them in recent decades.
