In the 19th century the basic gold denomination was the crown.
In their survey of education majors, Losh and Nzekwe (2010) found that the best predictor of attitudes toward evolution and creationism was self-described importance of religion (controlling for religious denomination, basic science literacy, and several demographic variables).
Leaders of the Southern Baptist Convention, the nation's largest Protestant denomination, yesterday proposed revising the denomination's basic statement of faith to say that the Bible allows only men to be church pastors.
A21 Limiting Pastorates to Men Leaders of the Southern Baptist Convention proposed revising the denomination's basic statement of faith to say that the Bible lets only men be church pastors.
Bryce took pains to sort out the differences among mainstream Protestant denominations, yet emphasized their basic similarity of beliefs and manners, which he found to be by and large inimitably American.
The doctrines of the Army include the basic principles common to most Protestant evangelical denominations.
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Because there were only two or three denominations, worth up to at most $5 or so, even basic purchases required thick wads of notes.
It's the same denomination that I was raised in, and what I wanted from it is basic nostalgic comfort, and probably some approximation of a set of values that I keep in a glass-door trophy case in the hallway of my memory palace.
A three-cent postage rate had been one of the reasons why that denomination had begun, in the 1850s; in the early 1880s the Post Office decreased the basic rate for letters to two cents.
