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Meanings of schismatics in English
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Usage of schismatics in English
1
If they are heretics in your opinion, you are schismatics in ours.
2
Therefore it seems that excommunication is not a fitting punishment for schismatics.
3
Therefore schismatics who are separated from the Church, have a spiritual power.
4
The town of Hippo was very unruly, full of heretics, schismatics, pagans.
5
But the stiff-necked schismatics are still jealous of him, and hold aloof.'
6
He reformed ecclesiastical discipline in Africa, rent by Arian factions and Donatist schismatics.
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Objection 1: It would seem that schismatics are not rightly punished with excommunication.
8
There had been uprisings in the past, millennial movements, charismatics, schismatics, peasant rebellions.
9
But heretics, schismatics, and excommunicated persons are severed from the Church.
10
But these schismatics themselves were already splitting up into many sects.
11
The schismatics' church, as we have seen, was quite near the Catholic church.
12
But this would not be so, unless spiritual power were retained by schismatics.
13
There are many kinds of unbelievers: atheists, deists, infidels, heretics, apostates, and schismatics.
14
But words may be but schismatics; deeds alone are certainly of the true faith.
15
Objection 1: It would seem that schismatics have some power.
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Therefore schismatics have some power since they retain their Orders.
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