ecclesiasticaladjective
uk/ɪˌkliː.ziˈæs.tɪk.əl/us/ɪˌkliː.ziˈæs.tɪk.əl/also ecclesiastic formalbelonging to or connected with the Christian religion
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Christian denominations
- Anglican
- Anglo-Catholic
- Bible-basher
- C of E
- Calvinist
- Coptic
- denomination
- denominational
- ecumenical
- evangelical
- evangelist
- evangelize
- Low Church
- Lutheran
- Methodism
- non-denominational
- Pentecostalism
- the Sally Army
- the Salvation Army
- Unitarian
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Examples from literature
- Although this is not an ecclesiastical history, some brief account of the monks, and of the monasteries founded in Ireland about this period, will be necessary.
- At an early age I studied theology and ecclesiastical law.
- In a state which separates the ecclesiastical and the civil functions, where freedom of conscience is fully maintained, these two are the only religious agencies engaged in education.
- In his work on the Primitive Church he endeavors to explain the philosophy of the whole ecclesiastical system.
- The papacy, then, was a church clothed with civil power, an ecclesiastical body, having authority to punish all dissenters with confiscation, imprisonment, torture, and death.