From sectarian beliefs I have come to espouse what might be called ethical humanism, though I don't like labels, words that imprison.
By way of example, Justice Kennedy wrote that "a cross by the side of a public highway marking, for instance, the place where a state trooper perished need not be taken as a statement of government support for sectarian beliefs".
But arrests will merely reinforce followers' sense of persecution.Many western observers say that the rise of sectarian beliefs in China fills the void left by the decline of socialism.
Atheist leaders are going to be more sceptical about inculcating sectarian beliefs into small children ghettoised into publicly funded faith-based schools, risking social divisiveness and possible future conflict.
There should be no money to promote churches or sectarian beliefs, but a religious drug treatment organization should not be barred from applying because it is religious.
The center unfortunately is where leaders have often hidden their sectarian beliefs in what they claim are practical, value-free decisions.
While not as extreme as IS, Jaish al Islam adheres to a hardline interpretation of Sunni Islam, although Alloush has sought to portray the group as part of Syrian society and distance himself from IS-style sectarian beliefs in recent interviews. .
Something is obviously wrong with the education system when more than half of biology teachers are afraid to present hard scientific evidence, while so many others feel free to teach kids unfounded sectarian beliefs.
Reasons for patient reluctance to receive treatment from nurses includes the general belief that nurses are medically incompetent [ 64], a lack of nurse training in dealing with different languages, customs and sectarian beliefs [ 65], and patients witnessing the general attitude of doctors in treating nurses as inferior colleagues [ 66].
Eager to please social conservatives, Mr. Bush failed to stand up to Pat Buchanan's Jew-baiting and then marketed his own sectarian religious beliefs.
