| It is a profanation of religion to declare oneself a terrorist in the name of God, to do violence to others in his name. |
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| It may include feelings of guilt or profanation, at times engendering a twinge-or surge-of regret, an impulse to repent. |
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| It is a profanation of speech, whereas the purpose of speech is to communicate known truth to others. |
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| For what is at stake in the argument against profanation is an institutionalized structure of authority tending to underwrite analogous structures in both church and state. |
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| To George, the idea of cats around Mr. Edom, a man of the old order, is profanation. |
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| Wirth adds that the rise in Last Judgment imagery occurs not coincidentally at a time when the profanation of the Host becomes a concern of zealous clerics. |
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| Some cases of profanation of cemeteries may in fact be part of this logic, being seen as an indispensable step in the integration of the young disciple into the clan. |
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| The most dramatic and symbolic manifestation of individual acts of anti-Semitism concerns the profanation, the desecration of tombs and places of worship. |
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| There is still an undertone of resentment, with almost every writer inclined to blame some group for which he or she takes no responsibility for the profanation of the rural shrine. |
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| Who can prevent the Mother of the Eucharist from taking the Eucharist away from profanation and black masses and bringing It into the thaumaturgical place? |
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