Examples of using Sects in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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It isn't by joining sects or religious groups that they are going to be free of their solitude.
Islam, for example, has sects that base their religious practice on compassion.
Nearly all existing sects of Hinduism are directly or indirectly influenced by the thought systems developed by Vedantic thinkers.
Indeed, different Japanese Buddhist sects would fuse indigenous differences and philosophies with those flowing from China.”.
The Interlinear New Testament translates it as“sects,” while Darby in his new translation renders it“schools of opinion.”.
Such people often fall into totalitarian sects or independently turn another religion into a farce with grotesque own evidence of faith in their manifestation.
Every family specialised and trained in a different style creating many kung fu sects.
The assessment is a major finding of a four-day meeting in Sicily that included testimony on sects and Satanism, according to Vatican Radio.
Every family is practiced in a different style creating many kung fu sects.
For the most part laws are unfavourable to non-Muslims and unorthodox Muslim sects.
There were numerous brutal wars between the two Dongxiang sects in the last century.
In Indonesia, radical assaults against religious minorities, including smaller Muslim sects, increased as democratic rule was being consolidated.
are celebrated by all the sects in the society.
It is translated as"divisions" in 1 Corinthians 11:18 and as"sects" in Galatians 5:20.
For the western world, this idea developed into a religion which spawned many sects, some of which embraced an extreme dualistic belief that the material world should be shunned and the spiritual world should be embraced.
But the continuing disagreements between different religious sects speaks against the idea God has delivered his truth uniquely and unambiguously to any one group.
The aim and purpose of Ammonius was to reconcile all sects, peoples and nations under one common faith- a belief in one Supreme Eternal Unknown and Unnamed Power which governs the universe by immutable
And many religions and sects, such as the Gnostics and some Qabalists, have considered the body a prison,
It was the aim and purpose of Ammonius to reconcile all sects, peoples, and nations under one common faith-a belief in one Supreme,
providing the basis for the modern concepts of cults, sects, and new religious movements.