he sectarianism to Shia

Shia mean follower of Ali ebn aby taleb

sunna is another sectarianism which mean the prophet Muhammad's life

no

Antidisestablishmentarianism

Agrarianism, sectarianism, Arianism.

Ethnocentrism, factionalism, sectarianism.

Internal division and disagreement

The history of sectarianism between Scottish football teams Rangers and Celtic has its roots in British history and the reformation of the 15th century.

It is still a problem in Northern Ireland, but not to the extent that it was. There are more important and serious problems and issues for the GAA. In other parts of Ireland sectarianism is not really an issue.

Depending on what form your refering to. But in general it all around us.

Ken Logue has written:

'Anti-sectarianism work'

northern ireland, india, scotland etc xxx ali

Sectarianism is an issue because it can lead to division, conflict, and violence between different religious or ethnic groups. It can create a sense of "us versus them" mentality, perpetuate stereotypes and discrimination, and hinder social cohesion and unity within a society.

There are many bad things in Ireland like Recession, Crime, Sectarianism etc.

Schism or sectarianism can be used as alternative terms for religious divisions.

Punishments for sectarianism can vary depending on the severity of the offense and the laws of the specific jurisdiction. In some cases, individuals may face legal consequences such as fines, imprisonment, or community service. Additionally, social repercussions such as ostracism or loss of employment opportunities may occur.

Sectarianism is wrong because it promotes division and intolerance among different religious or political groups. It can lead to violence, discrimination, and hinder social cohesion and progress. Embracing diversity and promoting unity and understanding among different groups is essential for a peaceful and harmonious society.

Bigotry is discrimination, injustice or bias. Some examples are:

Sexism

Provincialism

Ageism

Racism

Sectarianism

He plays for Rangers and is a typical bigoted Orangeman who stokes the fires of sectarianism but crys when he is on the end of it

Mary B. E. Smyth has written:

'Sectarianism, segregation and the impact of the troubles'

unorthodox, apostasy, blasphemy, impiety, infidelity, nonconformism, nonconformity, schism, sectarianism

Sectarianism refers to the division or conflict between different religious or political groups based on differences in beliefs or practices.

Calvin Lincoln has written:

'Evils of sectarianism' -- subject(s): Unity, Christian union, Christian sects, Church

P. J. Waller has written:

'Democracy and sectarianism' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Social conditions

Stoiko Kolev has written:

'Surmounting sectarianism and dogmatism paved the way to the formation of a united proletarian popular front'

It's called Sectarianism (Say Sek-tay-ree-a-nism). yes perhaps & or perhaps bigotry

Jewish sectarianism refers to the divisions and disagreements among different Jewish religious groups. These sects often have varying beliefs, practices, and interpretations of Jewish law. Some well-known examples of Jewish sects include the Pharisees, Sadducees, and Essenes during the Second Temple period, as well as contemporary sects like Orthodox, Conservative, and Reform Judaism.

It's when two sides are fighting and their religions are brought into it.

I think that's it. I'm learning about it now in class. And there's that question there too, and that's what I answered. !! x

bias, discrimination, dogmatism, fanatacism, injustice, intolerance, narrow-mindedness, partiality, prejudice, provincialism, racism, sectarianism, sexism, unfairness

Having come from nothern Ireland myself sectarianism drives a cummity to breaking point. it can cause distrust between people who have never even dealt with each other before. It would also mean people wood be serperated and people start to hate what they do not understand. so the main effects would be distrust hate anger and violence (hence the bombs) .

No, not at all.

They were made up of all religions and in 1988, a member was killed by his comrades for attacking a Catholic, just for being Catholic, which shows how the organisation were against sectarianism.

Sectarianism, Terrorism, Corruption are the main issues of Pakistan. If Pakistan overcome these three issues, there is no doubt in it, that Pakistan will prosper and will progress by leaps and bounds.

A narrow-minded adherence to a particular sect or party or denomination. Faithfully supporting a cause of which they have little or no understanding of. One religion may have a narrow-minded opinion regarding another religion.

The biggest disadvantage of worshipping in different ways, is that as soon as people have options, someone is bound to claim that their way is better than someone else's and create drama, fighting, sectarianism, hatred, violence and fear.

Sectarianism refers to the strong attachment to a particular sect or group, often involving discrimination or hostility towards those outside of that group. It can manifest in various forms, including religious, political, or cultural divisions that create tensions or conflicts among different groups.

mostly.

most "LOYALIST".. are protestants.. catholics under british rule are considered 'lower class' and live in the slum areas... and these are where the freedom fighters mostly come from.

In my experience the people who exhibit shows of sectarianism have no idea what it is all about. I have came across children as young as 9,shouting Loyalist-Nationalist slogans and all it does is prolongs the bitterness between everyone.Unfortunately this has become a way of life for some,and is just another way of blocking progress.There should be no room for sectarianism in todays society,after all,we are supposed to be living in civilisation.

The Inquisition began in 12th-century France to combat the spread of religious sectarianism and to combat to heresy. The Inquisition was a group of institutions within the judicial system of the Roman Catholic Church.

The poor in England got poorer, the rich got richer because Oliver Cromwell killed the levelers.

In Ireland other towns surrendeed after the massacres at Drogheda and Wexford

It resulted in one of the main causes for the sectarianism in Northern Ireland that we have today

The fighting in Northern Ireland has not and never will end. You go to school and come out educated about sectarianism and paramilitaries. I should know i grew up in Belfast in a staunch Loyalist/Protestant area called the Shankill Road.

The President of Syria, Bashar al-Assad, belongs to the Alawite sect, a branch of Shia Islam. However, it is important to note that his presidency is not based on sectarianism, but rather on his position as the head of state. Syria's population is diverse, consisting of various religious and ethnic groups.

In the 19th and 20th centuries, Ireland faced religious tensions primarily between Catholics and Protestants. This led to social and political divides, culminating in conflicts such as the Irish War of Independence and The Troubles in Northern Ireland. Discrimination, violence, and sectarianism were key issues, challenging efforts for peace and reconciliation.

Kabir's speech was different from other speakers because he emphasized spiritual truths and the unity of all beings, avoiding rigid religious dogma or sectarianism. His words were often simple and direct, focusing on love, compassion, and the pursuit of inner peace. Kabir's teachings cut across social barriers, advocating universal brotherhood and equality.

Some social aspects that contribute to divisions in Iraq include ethnic and religious diversity, historical grievances and conflicts, political power struggles, socioeconomic disparities, and external influences from neighboring countries or global actors fueling sectarianism. These divisions are often exploited by different groups for their own interests, leading to further fragmentation and conflict within the country.

Sectarianism is a means of dividing, separating, and grouping things. While this may be great for dinner items (keeping the pees away from the mashed potatoes), it is not always the best mechanism for people. For humans, the effects can be positive (working, playing, living with people who have common goals) and they can also be negative (us against them).

A. I. Klibanov has written:

'[Istoriia religioznogo sektantstva v Rossii' -- subject(s): Religion, Religious Dissenters, Sects

'Iz mira religioznogo sektantstva' -- subject(s): Religion, Sects

'History of religious sectarianism in Russia, 1860s-1917' -- subject(s): Christian sects

'Religioznoe sektantstvo v proshlom i nastoyashchem'

The origins of the term "old firm" in reference to games between Glasgow Rangers and Glasgow Celtic are uncertain.

Some believe that it references a newspaper report from the early days of football that stated that the players knew each other so well you could believe them to be "old firm friends".

In his book "The Old Firm : Sectarianism, sport and society in Scotland", William J. Murray claims that the term was a derogatory reference to the over-professionalism of the game as it was seen in the late 1800's.

Long story, but basically Ranger's fans have long been Protestantism and the Union with Britain, whereas Celtic fans have always been Irish/ Scots of Irish decent and or Catholics. And there is a long running rivalry between Protestants and Catholics.

The rivalry between the sets of fans is a reflection of the political difficulties in Northern Ireland, where Rangers' fans are mainly Unionists and Protestant, whereas Celtic Fans are mainly Republicans and Catholic. Sectarianism is the main problem, which is quite strong in Scotland.

Martin Luther was unique in the annals of Church history. At a time when most of the Western world was illiterate, he became a monk and learned to read. Unfortunately for the Church, he did learn to read. As he read, he became aware of many incorrect doctrine that was accepted as Church Cannon. Viewing himself as the recipient of a miracle, he decided that it was imperative to spread the "truth" of his reading.

His role ultimately was the beginning of the Protestant Reformation, a period that ushered in greater education for people other than clergy and noblemen. This led to increased demand for printed material, which in turn led to the wide dissemination of ideas uncontrolled by the Church. His act of disagreeing with the Church eventually led to the rise of Protestants, which led to religious debates and sectarianism. Of course, this sectarianism led to persecution, which led to expulsion of the weaker sects...and eventually to the colonization of the Americas.

In a convoluted manner, Martin Luther became the catalyst for critical thinking, both in the sectarian and religious world, thereby opening new possibilities in science, religion, and politics. All because he learned to read; a most powerful weapon indeed!

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