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Meanings of catholicity in anglès
Use of the term Catholicity (or Catholicism) in Christianity.
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Usage of catholicity in anglès
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The author believes that the spirit of Lutheranism is that of catholicity.
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Ludovic Morlot shows catholicity of taste in this disc of American music.
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There is still another system which has shown some tendencies toward catholicity.
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A more serious defect, however, was his lack of catholicity of judgment.
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But the actor of long ago thought nothing of such catholicity in art.
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What they aimed at, however, was no more than the catholicity of labor.
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Mr. Prohack could appreciate the catholicity and sureness of taste which it displayed.
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There is a catholicity, so to speak, in the very name of Homer.
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This correspondence, both in its dimensions and catholicity, was typical of the man.
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The difficulty is that it demands a catholicity of interests, a full mind.
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The new movement was growing rapidly, and with a surprising catholicity of range.
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The Jewish mind, so far forth as it was monotheistic, aimed at catholicity.
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The catholicity of the Gospel was born out of its fluent and full life.
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The breadth and catholicity of them are amazing from the pen of a Jew.
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In their serene catholicity and divine sympathy, science and religion exclude pride and contempt.
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He read widely and with an astonishing catholicity of interest.
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