In Jerusalem, or on Religious Power and Judaism Mendelssohn distinguishes church and state in order to demonstrate the salutary harmony between them and thus the need for tolerance.
The best available government data doesn't distinguish churches by the predominant race of their congregations.
What distinguishes his church is its aggressiveness.
In modern Roman Catholic theology, the term mystical has been added to body, doubtless with the intention of distinguishing the church as body from the juridical society.
The Mudejar style is marked by the frequent use of the horseshoe arch and the vault, and it distinguishes the church and palace architecture of Toledo, Córdoba, Sevilla (Seville), and Valencia.
What distinguishes your church in terms of doctrine and creed?
Her journey was attended by almsgiving and pious works and was distinguished by her church foundations at Jerusalem and at Bethlehem.
Catholic, (from Greek katholikos, "universal"), the characteristic that, according to ecclesiastical writers since the 2nd century, distinguished the Christian Church at large from local communities or from heretical and schismatic sects.
The churches were distinguished by having the aisles carried entirely around the central space, which projected above them in order to permit small windows.
"Increasingly, Catholics are going to have to distinguish between the church and God.
