sectarianism

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• The West says far too little about the cancer of sectarianism.

• Late last month he published a paper called “Beyond Sectarianism: The New Middle East Cold War.”

• This from a regime that never shies from accusing other countries of stoking “sectarianism.”

• Most Lebanese parties are genuinely trying to avoid an epidemic of sectarianism.

• Diplomats fear the al‐Qaeda infiltration will feed off—and add to—destabilizing sectarianism sparked by the conflict in Syria.

• Nonconformity is, no doubt, amenable to the reproach of undue sectarianism and unnecessary division.

• The "godless schools" exist only in the minds of those who for purposes of dispute and sectarianism decree them so.

• It never has taken the smug attitude of sectarianism, a placid self-satisfaction with its own perfection.

• I have become so sick, my friends, of this miserable sectarianism, that I wish it could all be swept away.

• The dogmatism of the medical college, and of most scientific associations, rivals that of theological sectarianism.