A score of religious scholars approved the script, which helpfully places much of the blame for the schism on the machinations of a Jewish interloper.
Already there was a growing schism on the right, its fault lines precisely those Ms. Palin identified, between the elite — including Mr. Kristol and other journalists who had been among her first champions — and the base.
RUC Special Branch veterans and other senior commanders were paid handsomely not only for advising the Iraqi government about how to police the Sunni-Shia communal schism on the streets but also on methods of agent recruitment within insurgent groups.
1. "There is another pope still living!" New York Times columnist Ross Douthat, a Catholic who has become something of a spokesman for conservatives, made that point in a widely circulated column warning that Francis could provoke a schism on the right.
Since the two codes split following a schism on how the sport should be managed in 1895, the history of rugby league and the history of rugby union have evolved separately.
Next, a stuffed, truly atticlike gallery reviews the aesthetic schism between, on the one hand, Hoffmann and Moser and the Werkstätte ideal of total design (carpet, wallpaper, furniture, objects); and, on the other, Loos's more relaxed approach to interiors.
But it is certainly a bizarre information schism that, on the one hand, we have the White House and BP fumfering around and acting like there is no fix except infinite patience, and on the other, a perfectly reasonable, methodological approach to damming the spill in short order.
By exploiting these economic, cultural and social anxieties, Republicans were able to forge deep schisms on the phony issues of gun control, tax increases, abortion, and homosexuality -- peripheral concerns which turned us against each other and transformed US culture into a mean and regressive society, domestically, and an aggressive bullying one, internationally.
In a year characterized by schism on all parts of the political spectrum, the need for broad justice-oriented coalitions has become obvious.
Judith Martin Winchester, Hampshire I have never voted Conservative, and would never consider voting Ukip, but I think Douglas Carswell deserves more credit than your rather begrudging editorial gives him (Schism-on sea, 29 August).
But then there has always been a schism, on all sides, between the precision of our reasons for going into Afghanistan and the mistiness of our reasons for staying.
