Significados de religious controversies en inglés

The religious controversies became more and more embittered during the year 1559.

Now in most religious controversies discipline counts for more than belief.

The year 1852, like its predecessor, opened in the British Isles with fierce religious controversies.

In the religious controversies of the time, Dr. Beecher was one of the most prominent characters.

Ultimately Alexandria became the seat of a metaphysical school of Christian theology, and the scene of bitter religious controversies.

From 1820 to 1830 religious controversies were violent and universal.

We have already discussed the question of a monarch's relation to the political and religious controversies of his day.

This diwani-khas, or privy chamber, is pointed out as the place where the emperor held his celebrated religious controversies.

I am, from principle, disinclined to doctrinal disputations and so-called religious controversies, which only tend to separate and disunite.

Wars with the Northmen, internal dissensions, religious controversies, the greater cultivation of Latin by the priesthood, all contributed to it.

Although political and religious controversies occupied the attention of the settlers, they yet found means to cultivate the arts of peace.

The Hungarian language was introduced into the church, the schools, and the religious controversies, and became the vehicle of sacred and popular poetry.

All the large denominations in America originated in European countries under the bitter religious controversies and cruel political strife that followed the Dark Ages.

Religious controversies were then, as now, the order of the day.

Religious controversies have therefore been usually coverings to mask the political designs of the heads of parties.

"Wilkins is not pursuing religious controversies at Epsom-heis pursuing natural philosophy."