The War of the Three Henrys ( 1587–1589 ) was the eighth conflict Hostile_encounter in the series of civil wars Hostile_encounter in France known as the Wars of Religion .

The war occurred Presence within the context of the Protestant Reformation Reforming_a_system in Germany and the subsequent Counter-Reformation , and concurrently with the Dutch Revolt Hostile_encounter and the French Wars Hostile_encounter of Religion .

`` The Great Gig in the Sky '' , whose working title Name_conferral was `` Religion '' or `` The Mortality Sequence '' , consisted Cause_to_be_included at the debut Process_start in January of synthesized organ and various tapes of `` preachers '' either preaching Statement or reading Statement from such passages as from Chapter 5 , Verse 13 of Ephesians , a book of the Bible , or reciting The Lord 's Prayer .

The Suffer Tour was a tour Traveling by punk rock band Bad Religion in support Supporting of their third album , `` Suffer '' .

Bentley , who was working Employment at Epitaph at the time , got Getting a call from a European promoter , asking Request if Bad Religion would come Motion over to Europe .

The footage from the European leg of the tour Traveling was used Using for Bad Religion 's first concert film , `` Along the Way '' .

The Maryland Toleration Act , also known as the Act Concerning Religion , was a law mandating Giving religious tolerance for Trinitarian Christians .

It was revoked Removing in 1654 by William Claiborne , a Virginian who had been appointed as a commissioner by Oliver Cromwell ; he was an Anglican , a Puritan sympathizer , and strongly hostile to the Catholic Religion .

This followed a short tour Traveling of small venues in Europe with supporting Supporting act Coliseum , and a major US tour Traveling with supporting Supporting acts Bad Religion and Four Year Strong .

The French Wars of Religion were a prolonged Change_event_time period of war Hostile_encounter and popular unrest Hostile_encounter between Catholics and Huguenots ( Reformed/Calvinist Protestants ) in the Kingdom of France between 1562 and 1598 .