Converse of object

• heal: With the schism healed in 1979, Prince Andrej became Grand Master of the Troubletzkoy Order.

• cause: This was later to cause a schism within the Church, more of which will be written later.

• create: The council met to deal with the schism created by Arianism.

• end: Like Erasmus, Grotius sought to end the religious schism and urged the papacy to reconcile with the Protestant faiths.

• prevent: Paul says in verse 25 that it is the mutual care of the members that prevents schism within the body.

• call: There are further phases still to be played out, but the situation at the moment can only be called schism.

Preposition: between

• art: The great schism between art and craft is one of the symptoms of a heirarchical view of art and a particular casualty of modernism.

Preposition: within

• community: Experience in other denominations shows that ordination of deaconesses either paved the way to general female ordination and/or to schism within the communities.

Adjective modifier

• religious: Like Erasmus, Grotius sought to end the religious schism and urged the papacy to reconcile with the Protestant faiths.

• internal: Soon afterward the church experienced a number of internal schisms.

• further: An attempt to replace the leadership in Malta failed, and for a period further schism was avoided.

• great: The great schism is played out from Freud's perspective.

• major: A major schism had arisen in the law of provocation.

• first: The first schism in the Church had been recognized.

Noun used with modifier

• industry: As for the culture and the music industry schism, let's take a stroll back to the 1960s and 1970s.

Preposition: in

• church: Our brethren, whom now you follow, are making a schism in the church: follow them not in this.

• body: You must never have schism in the true body of Christ.

Preposition: of

• church: As he joined me he started discussing the schisms of the churches in South Africa.