This could lead to a formal rather than de facto schism, with conservative churches around the world realigning under the authority of Gafcon.
The Roman aristocracy was, by his day, thoroughly Christianized, and Boethius also became involved in some of the ecclesiastical disputes of his time, centring mainly around a schism between the Latin and the Greek Churches which was resolved shortly before his death.
Around this time, the schism between the band's traditionalist and avant-gardist aspects led Hidalgo and Pérez to branch off and create a side project, in collaboration with Froom and the producer Tchad Blake.
The resulting schism between South Korea and Japan has had reverberations around the globe.
Regarding the portraits, the viewer cannot shake a knowledge of the ideological schisms that form around issues like Iran-Contra, AIDS, and the many other crises that followed.
While Aoun is unlikely to emerge as a unifying figure, his meetings highlight the fact that Lebanon's political crisis largely revolves around schisms in its Christian community, which has been split since the end of the civil war in 1990.
Instead, hard-liners around President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad opted for schism, a historic error.
This time around, American intervention could get entangled with a fourteen-century-old schism between Islamic sects.
But at the World Bank, the high church of development economics, a widening schism over how to fight poverty is sending ripples around the world.
A12 Split Among the Anglicans In a meeting called by the archbishop of Canterbury, Anglican leaders from around the world gathered and struggled to avoid a schism over the election of an openly gay bishop in the United States.
