Examples of using Schisms in English and their translations into Russian
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It is perfect against Schisms as it defeats them in just one shot.
One day, however, it was necessary to see the crimes of Stalinism and the schisms of Mao.
That is the only way to avoid schisms within the Organization.
With the exception of SDPK, all the other parties represented in Parliament suffered from internal schisms.
We regret that there are schisms that support the fratricidal war.
Pilgrims will pray that the Lord's mercy will protect the Ukrainian land from wars,strifes and schisms.
Secondly, it will provoke further schisms in different Local Churches.
Church schisms, products of human sin, are present in almost all the Local Churches.
Instead, Filaret not only failed to repent, butalso supported schisms in other Local Churches!
All this testifies the rather, that schisms and catastrophic ruptures are more characteristic of Russian history.
This significant event in the history of the Latter Day Saint movement precipitated several permanent schisms.
Historical evaluations of these two signifi cant Russian church schisms of the 1920s should not be the same.
In general terms, the current situation is characterised by drift,inactivity and ideological schisms.
Perhaps other Churches that emerged after the Church schisms do not have that Church memory.
Without tolerance between distinct communities, the break-up of existing States would only lead to further schisms.
By consciously assessing the schisms in societies and taking them into account more heavily in development programming, we can do better.
The Early Buddhist schools,into which pre-sectarian Buddhism split without formal schisms, in the sense of Vinaya.
And after hundreds of years of private worship,several great schisms, and thousands of people martyring themselves, it became a focused belief system… with a name.
Owing to Brutha's allowance of opposing viewpoints,the church also schisms every couple of weeks.
The schisms of the Middle Ages and especially the Protestant Reformation, sometimes provoked severe conflicts between Christian denominations to the point of persecuting each other.
Originally scheduled for November,the development team cancelled the fork amidst controversy and schisms in the community.
The torment of the problem of salvation andcreativity reflects the schisms betwixt Church and world, the spiritual and the mundane, the sacral and the secular.
The organization acts on the premise that the three greatest enemies of achieving sustainable development are ignorance,poverty and internal schisms.
Ignorance can be defeated through education, poverty through work andthe possession of capital and internal schisms and separatism through unity, dialogue and tolerance.
However, in some cases, this freedom has been taken to mean that political entrepreneurs have the freedom to form and deploy parties along religious, racial or tribal lines,a practice that only serves to deepen inherited schisms.
Congar succeeded in his project of theology of unity that had to resolve two great schisms: 1 between faith and life, 2 between the Church and the world.
The schisms of the 16th century and the multiplication of sects, can be studied either as the history of division of religious thought, or as a struggle between opposing social groups--as a variation of doctrine, or as the disintegration of European culture.(p. 29).
Constantinople is supposed to intervene in the affairs of other Churches, solve their problems, recognize ornot recognize schisms, grant autocephaly, etc.
Russian Orthodox Church, Moscow Patriarchate, episcopacy,church schisms, repressions, church records management, Metropolitan Sergius(Stragorodsky) Metropolitan Seraphim Alexandrov.
Armed forces on all sides are characterized by weak command and control, informal hierarchies, situational loyalties,frequent schisms and shifting alliances.