radical religion

The first risk is that more people will turn to radical religion and politics.

Knights and demons were the stuff of urban legend and radical religions.

The second is radical religion.

Jesus Is Female: Moravians and Radical Religion in Early America.

His goal in making the film was to "clarify misleading arguments about Islam" and counter the portrayal of Islam as a "radical religion".

Heroes would do something like cure cancer, rid the world of radical religion, elimintate terrorism, get rid of world hunger.

Barbara Taylor has shown how women within the Owenite socialist movement in the 1830s and 1840s had struggled to advance a feminist politics through the language of radical religion.

The early Mormons, most notably Joseph Smith, were linked with magic, alchemy, Freemasonry, divining and "other elements of radical religion" prior to Mormonism.

The constant influx of refugees, which Pakistan officials say brings heroin and radical religion into their country, has caused the government to consider building a fence along the often porous border with its neighbor.

No cult, no radical religion: an inspiring, entertaining introduction of good solid techniques of self-reflection, with an appropriate emphasis on action and transformation (not change)", pointing instead to problems lying with uncritical participants.

Having investigated radical religion in Pakistan, Afghanistan, and South Lebanon, Setton decided to take his investigation closer to home and investigate how rightwing religious fundamentalism was impacting Orthodox Jews in Israel.

By 1571, the Turda (Torda) Diet had adopted a more radical religion, Ferenc Dávid's Unitarianism, characterised by the free interpretation of the Bible and denial of the dogma of the Trinity.

In the case of America today, Mr. Phillips blames the Republican party and its base for spurring many of the troubling developments - namely, "U.S. oil vulnerability, excessive indebtedness and indulgence of radical religion" - that he says are threatening the country's future.

The principle only extended legitimacy to two religions within the Empire, Catholicism and Lutheranism, leaving out such reformed religions as Calvinism, and such radical religions as Anabaptism; any other practice of worship beyond the two legal forms was expressly forbidden and legally considered a heresy, a crime punishable by death.