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Clericalism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Clericalism is the application of the formal, church-based, leadership or opinion of ordained clergy in matters of either the church or broader political and sociocultural import. In a pejorative man...
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Anti-clericalism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Inside Catholic -- flagship website for Catholics interested in the Church, politics, and culture. ... The Catholic Church is something like that man. In the Church, the illness is called clericalism. We Catholics have suffered from it so long that most of us take it for granted. In fact, we're clericalists ourselves.
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Definition of clericalism in the Online Dictionary. Meaning of clericalism. Pronunciation of clericalism. Translations of clericalism. clericalism synonyms, clericalism antonyms. Information about clericalism in the free online English dictionary and encyclopedia. ... See also: Catholicism ... Women appear as major,
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But who, in God's name, said that you can't do that kind of thing? Did; Jesus say that? Does the Bible say that? Reverse Clericalism ... Isn't this a strange form of reverse clericalism--we can't do this because we are not officially ministers or Sisters or saints, nor are we celibates?
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When we forget that wisdom, we get clericalism, the notion that the only real Catholic is an ordained Catholic and the concomitant idea that the only way a layperson can find a vocation is to hurl the pews at the ambo and seize the Church “for his own”.
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Clericalism and ultramontanism is not the answer to the problems of today. Yes, we have problems of disobedience of legitimate authority justly exercised, and in those cases the authority should be supported.
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a web page that studies clericalism ... Have You Ever Looked In The Dictionary...? Read This Carefully...... This one page of the dictionary defines some very important words for Christians, in a very truthful and practical sense. Look carefully at the definitions above. The priest of that day, being one of the few...
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Back to Index ... I wonder how the Mexican public is reacting to this struggle between clericalism and the Reforma, its enemy, who patron saint is Benito Juárez, hated by the clericals.
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Organicism, Authoritarianism, Clericalism, and Black Politics; (from The Jesse Jackson Phenomenon) ... by Adolph L. Reed, Jr ... [Jesse] Jackson, like [George] Wallace and the others, presented himself as an embodiment of collectively held values rather than as the representative of an instrumental issue agenda;
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