ecclesiologically造句

• They then hired Notman, who created his own masterly, ecclesiologically correct church.
• Accordingly, the ordinariates identify as Anglican culturally, but as Catholic theologically and ecclesiologically.
• Ecclesiologically, Dr . Reimers claims that the People of Praise misunderstands the nature of the Church.
• For example, the Catholic Church is a single church, or communion, comprising 24 distinct ecclesiologically accurate definition.
• The Catholic nature or strain of the Anglican tradition is expressed doctrinally, ecumenically ( chiefly through organizations such as the Anglican Roman Catholic International Commission ), ecclesiologically ( through its tabernacle ) by a priest assisted by a deacon and subdeacon.
• Ecclesiologically King James liked the Remonstrant Johannes Wtenbogaert's " Tractaet van't ampt ende authoriteyt " which held that the state held complete authority over the Church ( a position James held in his Oath of Allegiance with the Jesuits ).
• The higher prominence given today to the presence of homosexual clergy, including bishops, in the life of the church reflects broader issues, both socially and ecclesiologically ( see List of Christian denominational positions on homosexuality ), concerning issues of social tolerance and the relationship between social change and doctrinal development.
• "We cannot accept the word ` diaspora'to describe the church in North America, " the bishops said in a statement they drafted last week in a three-day meeting at an Orthodox retreat center in Ligonier, Pa . " In fact, the term is ecclesiologically problematic.