Sentence examples for religious struggles from inspiring English sources

The Peace of Augsburg (1555) finally brought some respite in the religious struggles.

Returning to England the next year, he was increasingly drawn into the religious struggles that would erupt openly in 1642 in the English Civil Wars.

In both cases the refugees were people who had lost in the military conflicts, as well as the religious struggles, of their respective homelands.

Reponse des refugiez aux persecuteurs," and 24 caricature portraits representing persons playing an important role in the religious struggles at the time.

He next turned his attention to the state of the Bohemian Church, which had been damaged by religious struggles with the Hussites (followers of the Bohemian religious reformer Jan Hus).

It emerged from a series of internal religious struggles, accompanied by Habsburg intervention, as a power of international importance, a defender of Hungarian liberties against Habsburg encroachments, and a bulwark of Protestantism in eastern Europe.

From Blair's perspective this religious struggle defines the Middle East.

The cultural life of the period was also dominated by the religious struggle.

Terrorism has also become inextricably linked with religious struggle, rather than exclusively political causes.

The religious struggle provoked by the Israeli action might go on for decades.

This study assessed whether positive religious coping or religious struggle was independently associated with psychological distress and health-related quality of life (HRQoL) in hemodialysis patients.