sectarian
adjective
unsectarian
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a word derived from
sectarian.
Example Sentences
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His religious mother insisted that her children be "unsectarian Christians . . . taking their religious inspiration directly from the spirit of the New Testament."
From Time Magazine Archive
Anti-Corn-Law League organised, March 20th; unsectarian common schools in England; great Chartist petition; Pope forbids attendance at the scientific congress at Pisa.
From Liberty In The Nineteenth Century by Frederic May Holland
There have likewise been provided two hospitals, bathing establishments, a gymnasium, an unsectarian free school, and six industrial schools—one for adults, two for females.
From The Romance of Industry and Invention by Robert Cochrane
Beyond these doctrines, Masonry is wholly unsectarian; it recognises no other dogmas; it accredits no form of faith.
From Devil-Worship in France or The Question of Lucifer by Arthur Edward Waite
The principle of unsectarian moral instruction, however, is neither irreligious nor anti-religious.
From The Moral Instruction of Children by Felix Adler
