Sentence examples for sects for from inspiring English sources

That consequence and effect are not removed by multiplying to all-inclusiveness the sects for which support is exacted.

Since the 1950s, regional and global powers have manipulated the country's all-too-pliable sects for their own advantage.

"We want to reform the penal code, especially articles on banning sects for blasphemy," said Uli Parulian Sihombing, a human rights lawyer who has often defended religious groups.

Chabad, which is based in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, is unique among Hasidic sects for its emphasis on the recruitment of non-Orthodox Jews, and Matisyahu, who goes by a single name, has come to be a sort of unofficial ambassador.

The Bobovers, whose name derives from a village in southeastern Poland, tend to look to their grand rabbi more than most other sects for advice on business, marriage and family matters, according to William B. Helmreich, a professor of sociology and Judaic studies at the City University of New York.

Among religious sects, for example, the Quakers generally receive the most credit for resisting slavery, with secondary acknowledgment going to the wave of evangelical Christianity that spread across the United States during the first half of the nineteenth century, in the movement known as the Second Great Awakening.

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He also contributed to the development of the Zen sect, for which he built temples all over the country, including the Tenryū Temple at Kyōto.

But we have always been members of the same sect, for whom the rules of democracy are sacred and from which we may not deviate under any circumstances".

After studying under Kohō Kakumyō, he returned to the Daijō Temple and there propagated the teachings of the Sōtō sect for 10 years, until he became the head priest of the Shogaku Temple (in modern Ishikawa prefecture).

The council had been calling for a ban on Ahmadiya since 2005 when it issued two fatwas, one against the sect for not believing Muhammad is the last prophet and another calling on Muslims to reject "pluralism, liberalism and secularism".