Sentence examples for schism and from inspiring English sources

Now we have a schism and it has become destructive.

This separatist impulse, however, carried the risk of schism and eventual marginalization.

Schism and rebellion against the priesthood were viewed as the worst of sins.

The Pope added that the Church needed to avoid "further schism and fractures".

Ultimately, these differences led to irreconcilable schism and two thousand years of embittered relations.

The biggest, Soufan says, is whether to end the schism and reunite.

During the era of the Great Schism and the conciliar movement, the idea of papal infallibility was further developed.

As noted above, contested papal elections led to schism and to church-state controversy in the 12th century and afterward.

So that opens another schism and conversation that can be part of the narrative — what is Christmas?

One encounters the same schism, and the same ambivalence, in "The Wicked Son," Mamet's examination of the modern Jewish psyche.

This, surely, is the nightmare vision for Labour in Britain – one with which the SDP-schism and Militant entryism of the 80s could pale in comparison.