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Meanings of denominationalism in English
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sectarismo Catalan
sectarisme Synonyms
Examples for "sectarianism"
Examples for "sectarianism"
1
Without addressing sectarianism in Yemen, however, these efforts are bound to fail.
2
And certainly if you use the word parade people think about sectarianism.
3
Mr Ahern said the meetings would help sharpen the offensive against sectarianism.
4
Despite leaving Northern Ireland, Neil Lennon may not have escaped sectarianism completely.
5
IN India they call it communalism in Ireland we call it sectarianism.
Usage of denominationalism in English
1
The cause of denominationalism is the tenacious clinging to faith and doctrines.
2
Though still deeply religious, these new schools usually were free from denominationalism.
3
But the real religious leader who loves boys will not be balked by the pettiness and inability of denominationalism.
4
A religious, as opposed to an irreligious education has been advisedly chosen by the country, and denominationalism (what a word!)
5
It desires to be the point of incandescence where, regardless of denominationalism or theology, the Christian life of the community bursts into flame.
6
As we have seen, the same divergence of feeling arose in America, and Channing always strove to keep Unitarianism there from succumbing to denominationalism.
7
DENOMINATIONALISM in the Christian church, said the Protestant theologian, Richard Niebuhr, is an acknowledged hypocrisy .
8
"The days of the old-time denominationalism are about played out."
9
Denominationalism will bore him, but the vital element of religion, brotherly love and helping the other fellow, will attract him, wherever he finds it.
Frequent collocations
Denominationalism through the time