Sentence examples for partial church from inspiring English sources

Infants should be baptised because there is only one church and one baptism, not a partial church and partial baptism.

Partial minutes of the church committee that called for the report show that many of the criticisms leveled at the report in recent weeks were echoed by committee members at the time.

Even Stalin realised that; it was in the wake of the Kursk fighting that he summoned Russia's few surviving bishops and made a partial reconciliation with a church that he had persecuted ruthlessly.

Before the church's partial demolition, the church was 78 feet long and had a chapel, 12 by, on the south side.

A partial payment by a local church that he went to recently for help helped him stave off losing his power.

Take, for example, the partial remains of an old church in the Dutch city of Leiden, which have become an object of considerable concern for members of some American denominations recently, on account of plans by local officials to demolish them in an urban development project.

The Church, subjected to partial property confiscations, remained largely intact, the marginalized to a considerable degree intelligentsia retained its potential to affect future reforms, the peasantry avoided wholesale collectivization and remnants of private enterprise survived.

The Second Vatican Council (1962 65), called by the reformist Pope John XXIII and implemented by his successor Pope Paul VI, provided a framework for the partial liberalization and democratization of the church.

The dedication is alleged based on a partial Medieval Greek inscription in the church, which may have been a donor's inscription.

Other appreciative comments have been made about the church both before and after its partial demolition.

Experimental measurements of the frequencies and nodal patterns of all the partials of a good quality 214 kg English church bell up to about 9 kHz have been made.