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Meanings of established church in English
Organizational body within a Christian denomination which is given official status or operated by a state.
Usage of established church in English
1
He was, for obvious reasons, an established church favorite, despite his doubts.
2
There is no established church or dominant religious persuasion in the States.
3
With them came a Dr. Dulan, a clergyman of the established church.
4
What controversy was carried on during James's reign within the established church?
5
Both nations represented the new religion in its struggle against the established church.
6
The established church denounced it as being against the scripture of the Bible.
7
Roman Catholics, the, are interested in maintaining the established church, 354.
8
All persons must go to the established church on Sundays and holy days.
9
Oxford University favored the established church and Cambridge University was Puritan.
10
An established church was then, as a matter of course, a persecuting church.
11
The members of the established church and Roman the past.
12
Dr. McNiel, one of the most celebrated clergymen of the established church in Liverpool.
13
As the sectaries of the back country increased, dissatisfaction with the established church grew.
14
At his succession, the elected Parliament was oriented toward royalty and the established church.
15
The next morning we had at breakfast two clergymen, members of the established church.
16
The clergy of every established church constitute a great incorporation.
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