Sentence examples for ecclesiastical context from inspiring English sources

Dagger John puts Hughes squarely in the middle of the political, social, and ecclesiastical context of his times.

Discipline in an ecclesiastical context can be defined as the power of a church to maintain order among its members on issues of morals or doctrine.

The generously illustrated essays explore the manuscripts as physical objects and place them in their urban and historical contexts, as well as in the musical and ecclesiastical context of Milan, Italy, and medieval Europe.

All Chatton's written works were commissioned in an academic or ecclesiastical context, hence all are in this way theological, but they contain much which almost any modern person would identify as philosophically interesting and innovative.

Latin was exclusively a second language that lived primarily in very specialized and artificial contexts: academic, ecclesiastical, legal, diplomatic.

I did call Professor George a "Rambo Catholic" and an "ecclesiastical bully" in a post on the Mirror of Justice blog written in the context of the 2004 presidential elections.

Christians of other ecclesiastical backgrounds have worked tirelessly to establish gender equality in their contexts.

Important as this sophisticated ecclesiastical literary tradition proved to be in its Bulgarian (and wider Balkan and Slav) contexts, it never displaced the other, less refined, and certainly quite uncanonical medieval literary streams that flowed more broadly over biblical, historical, and even heathen grounds to fill Balkan legends with classical, Christian, and apocryphal themes.

The proliferation of heresies and ecclesiastical disputes arose not only from theological convictions but, as Augustine recognized, from the cultural contexts of the participants.

§ 17.655 Ecclesiastical endorsing organizations.

Ecclesiastical endorsing organizations.