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divisive [div-vice-iv] Adjective tending to cause disagreement: he played an important role in defusing potentially divisive issues
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This time the spotlight is on Ralph Nader, that most divisive of spoilers who's often blamed for throwing the presidential election to George W. I was interested to read your report of the concerns for General Synod voiced at the December meeting of the Council of General Synod (COGS) which included "The presence of the Essentials Network, a group of conservative Canadian Anglicans opposed to same-sex blessings," and "The divisive interference from lobby groups who will be renting space in our hotel" I would like to correct some misconceptions and allay some fears. A Promise of Eden also reveals how understanding life energy can reconcile seemingly irreparable differences between Darwin's theory of evolution and faith, explain the current divisive split in American society, and even point toward the resolution of the ancient disagreement between Judaism and Christianity concerning the identity of Jesus Christ. |
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