Examples of using Schism in English and their translations into Chinese
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A schism occurred there which lead to the group's trajectory being irreversibly altered.
She naturally, almost inevitably, shared the schism of the mother Church.
The internal disunion of human nature, the schism of the soul, leads to the schism of the ruling class.
In theory, any baptised male Catholic(except a heretic or schism) can be elected pope by the College of Cardinals.
The debate over the memo widened a schism between the White House and its own law enforcement agencies.
The Brotherhood's foray into electoral politics has also widened the schism between them and groups like al-Qaeda.
The Reformation was not“a Pandora's box that unleashed an interpretive anarchy and schism upon the world,” he stressed.
But Photius had left a large and influential anti-Roman party, eager to repudiate the Pope's primacy and embrace schism.
The publication of Volume 7 of Studies in the Scriptures led to a schism in the organization.
This is clearly not a time for rejoicing, because a large part of the people regret the schism of the 16th century.
Although there were several obediences, nevertheless there was no schism properly so-called"(De Papa, I, 461).
I do not wish such a schism, which would be detrimental to everybody.
The Vatican said the absence of a deal could have led to a schism between Chinese Catholics that would have been difficult to heal.
Under the guise of tolerance and modern life, a New World Religion will rise and cause a schism in the Church.
The record before us shows no schism over faith or doctrine between the Russian Church in America and the Russian Orthodox Church.
International aid had also helped Hamas maintain its rule in the Gaza Strip, thereby perpetuating the schism between the Palestinian factions.
The brotherhood's foray into electoral politics has also widened the schism between it and groups like al-Qaida.
In spite of schism and persecution, the new movement expanded during the Puritan Commonwealth(1649- 60) and after the restoration of the monarchy(1660).
The Third Lateran council(1179) called by Pope Alexander III, ending the schism of 1159-1177 of the antipope Callistus III and his predecessors.
Further, the schism in the Jewish community in Jerusalem can be compared to the Christian schism witnessed by Nicholas(who is portrayed in the frescoes as Pope Sixtus II).