Sentence examples for differences between the churches from inspiring English sources
Alexius was tactful in his dealings with the pope and ready to discuss the differences between the churches.
Hilarion said long-standing differences between the churches remained, most notably a row over the status of the Uniate church in Ukraine.
Although the ecumenical service on Monday marked a reconciliation, there are still major doctrinal differences between the churches, on subjects like the role of women in the church and the Eucharist.
The orders of the Anglican and the Lutheran churches, on the contrary, are not recognized by Rome, though negotiations aimed at resolving the differences between the churches in this regard have been held since Vatican II.
Differences between the church and Democratic candidates have affected the dinner in the recent past, particularly when the archdiocese withheld invitations to John Kerry and Bill Clinton because of concern over their support for abortion rights.
He added the difference between the churches is now widely ignored: "What I see, particularly around London, is that increasingly we are living in a post-denominational era".
The works Jewel produced during the 1560s defined and clarified points of difference between the churches of England and Rome, thus strengthening the ability of Anglicanism to survive as a permanent institution.
That simple exchange demonstrates the difference between the church and the secular world.
The differences between the two churches extend to the most basic notions of how they function, setting the Vatican's tradition of monolithic global reach against Anglican divisions among its followers in Africa, Britain and the United States.
Laurence in 609 stated that Dagan, a native bishop, would not eat with Laurence or share a roof with the archbishop, due to the differences between the two Churches.
If the report is accepted - and the document makes clear some difficulties remain - it would signal the ending of one significant difference between the two churches.
