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Meanings of monasticism in English
Usage of monasticism in English
1
Fifty years ago, scholarly writer declared: Protestantism rejects monasticism on principle .
2
The movement known as monasticism is a way of structuring this impulse.
3
Great crises in the church have frequently produced new revivals of monasticism.
4
And physiology-thedisrespect for the human frame is another relic of monasticism.
5
There was a sort of monasticism in this conduct in Walter's eyes.
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The spirit of monasticism was ever at war with true intellectual progress.
7
While favouring sacerdotal celibacy the council laid rather rigid restrictions on monasticism.
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After 450 A.D., monasticism suffered an eclipse for over half a century.
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The history of monasticism is one of alternate periods of decay and revival.
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About 350 Saint Basil introduced monasticism into Asia Minor, where it flourished greatly.
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But between Eastern and Western monasticism there is at least one marked difference.
12
It was a revival of monasticism, directed toward more modern ends.
13
The true Christian, according to monasticism, is poor, celibate and obedient.
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Quite correct; but is not monasticism by itself an outrage upon human nature?
15
This, in after- ages, became a characteristic feature of Irish monasticism.
16
He re-created monasticism in England, making it stricter in discipline and purer in purpose.
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