The Everlasting Schism

This is causing the Saudi state to deepen the Sunni Shia schism.

User Tsarkos from Ioannina, Epirus, offered a prediction Welcome to the Schism.

Solidarity and Schism The Problem of Disorder in Durkheimian and Marxist Sociology .

Nonetheless, a psychological schism between the Abe and Obama administrations has gradually developed.

That schism is being consolidated by Saudi support of all the region s Sunni Muslims.

Nevertheless, a growing schism between left and right has led to a distressing level of policy paralysis.

The Shia Sunni schism is so deep that each side condemns followers of the other as apostates, kafir.

Yet Israel, America, and the region s moderates can benefit from the deepening schism in the Arab Muslim world.

While these machinations are par for the course for Thailand s topsy turvy democracy, they point to a deeper structural schism.

But in the comments below the article, Kazakhstanis were mostly interested in discussing the implications of the Kiev Moscow schism for Rakhat's chocolate

The origins of successor justice in the war means that the debate over its legitimacy overlaps with the broader schism over the intervention itself.

Indeed, the Middle East cannot achieve long term stability while Iran is excluded from negotiations and the Shia Sunni schism is allowed to deepen.

There is a big schism between the ones who make gospel animals and porn animals, but they do a lot of really cool stuff with balloons.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints, the largest of the sects to emerge from the Mormon schism, has over 55,000 adherents in Illinois today.

One cause for the delay could be a schism within the ruling elite, a group that Dear Leader Kim Jong il himself cannot control as effectively as before.

The disqualification of Mashai and Rafsanjani reveals, once again, the schism embedded at the heart of Iran s political structure by the dual executive of Supreme Leader and President.

Millions of Arabs throughout the Middle East took to the streets, so angered by the inability of anyone to stop the bloodshed that a huge schism has been created.

But a bitter power struggle between Sri Lanka's President Chandrika Kumaratunga and Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe, and a schism among the rebel Tamil tigers, now threatens to reignite the violence.

It has overlooked the historical sandinismo anti sandinismo schism which prevails at the heart of society, and which became apparent during the elections via the pro government supporters vs. the abstainers.

What is surprising is that, given the differences now arising between the US and its allies the word schism might not be inappropriate Mr. Bush's meetings with Europe's leaders proceeded so smoothly.

Pope Gregory XII ( 18 October 1417), born Angelo Corraro, Corario, or Correr, was Pope from 30 November 1406 to July 1415 when he was forced to resign to end the Western Schism.

This has led to a schism between the hopes young Muslims have for successful lives in the West and their aspirations for their Muslim brothers and sisters, who have suffered so many terrible disappointments.

And she felt again a schism in her soul, and again was frightened by the feeling so she seized the first pretext for action that occurred to her to divert her thoughts from herself.

This point of view was based upon the stance of the Russian Orthodox Church (and the Eastern Orthodox Church) that the Church of Rome is in schism, after breaking off from the Orthodox Church.

The continuing internal schism between the more moderate and secular Fatah and the Islamist Hamas has not only left the Palestinian leadership in disarray, but has also made meaningful peace negotiations with Israel next to impossible.

Kaczyński is currently facing a serious schism in his own party , and although a mere announcement of such a view on capital punishment may be treated as a way to win over some voters, a huge debate concerning the subject has started nevertheless.

Fleeing the repression that appeared as a result of the Church schism brought about by Patriarch Nikon in 1666, many of the followers of the old orthodoxy left Russia and continue liturgical practices that the Russian Orthodox Church maintained before the implementation of these reforms.

Since the Western Schism, however, elections have always been held in Rome (except in 1800, when French troops occupying Rome forced the election to be held in Venice), and normally in what, since the Lateran Treaties of 1929, has become the independent Vatican City State.

At the end of the EU summit in Brussels on Monday a meeting held to bridge the growing schism over the Union's policy on Iraq French President Jacques Chirac committed a diplomatic blunder that rivaled US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's snide remarks about old and new Europe. Chirac chided EU candidate countries for behaving irresponsibly when they expressed support for America's effort to disarm Iraq with the use of force if need be.