Sentence examples for spread religious from inspiring English sources

ReligiousTolerance.org (//www.religioustolerance.org) explores major and minor religions around the world in the hopes to spread religious tolerance.

Like Bin Laden, the unsubtle aim of Isis in bringing terror to Western cities is to force division, foment hatred and spread religious and race war.

Kim Tong Chol told a press conference in Pyongyang that he had collaborated with and spied for South Korean intelligence authorities in a plot to bring down the North's leadership and tried to spread religious ideas among North Koreans.

Unlike its critics' claims, nobody is in charge of globalisation, a process as natural as breathing driven by "the basic motivations that propelled humans to connect with others - the urge to profit by trading, the drive to spread religious belief, the desire to exploit new lands and the ambition to dominate others by armed might".

Reports did not say the dead were Uighurs but left little doubt about it by saying their leader "had organised illegal religious activities and spread religious extremism".Sixteen people, including two policemen, were killed in December in the city of Kashgar, in the region's far west.

He dominates his government but has struggled to silence members of the RSS as well as Hindu-nationalist-inclined members of his own administration who try to spread religious discord.This report will explain how he uses the power he has accumulated, and how India is changing on his watch.

Spreading religious beliefs in this ancient and honorable manner would thus be denied the needy.

Among other things Kim was accused of spreading "religious propaganda" from an "underground church" he ran in Dandong, which has a large ethnic Korean community and is a hub of both official and illicit cross-border trade.

This was the feature that was exploited by people spreading disinformation in India and elsewhere and that transformed WhatsApp from being "a simple, secure and reliable way to communicate with friends and family" (as the company's website lovingly describes it) into an engine for spreading religious and ethnic hatred at lightspeed.

The Cambridge Analytica story has become mainstream news in the U.S. and other parts of the world, yet less is known of Facebook's role in spreading religious hatred in Myanmar, where the government stands accused of ethnic cleansing following its treatment of the minority Muslim Rohingya population.

Authorities accuse them of spreading religious literature in Persian in an attempt to attract Muslims to their faith.