Значения термина ecclesiastical polity на английском

Thus the ecclesiastical polity of the realm was in inextricable confusion.

But we found his Eminence a very ignoramus in ecclesiastical polity.

By that treaty the ecclesiastical polity of Scotland was declared to be unalterable.

The ecclesiastical polity of the kingdom was remodelled.

For it was his deliberate opinion that no form of ecclesiastical polity was of divine institution.

It is not necessary to refer here to Bishop Strachan's views in regard to ecclesiastical polity.

Any one interested in a great ecclesiastical polity must surely recognize the ultimate possibilities of our rural regions.

Synods, which now formed so prominent a part of the ecclesiastical polity, could claim a higher and holier original.

The old ecclesiastical polity and the old Liturgy were revived without any modification which had any tendency to conciliate even the most reasonable Presbyterians.

As for the ecclesiastical polity of the new colony, it had begun to take shape immediately upon the arrival of Endicott's party at Salem.

The preceding statements demonstrate the folly of attempting to construct a system of ecclesiastical polity from such a highly-figurative portion of Scripture as the Apocalypse.

Richard Hooker's " Ecclesiastical Polity" swept the ground from under Thomas Cartwright's "Admonition to Parliament."

Of the Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity.

His " Ecclesiastical Polity" appeared in 1594.

In his " Ecclesiastical Polity," Book I.

That great patron of learning, Richard Hooker, author of the " Ecclesiastical Polity," and of several other valuable pieces.