Sentence examples for specific denomination from inspiring English sources

A Christian (like her husband), she said she belongs to no specific denomination but attends church whenever she can.

First, a clarification: When I refer to Pentecostal piety, I'm not referring to a specific denomination of the Christian faith.

This was a sop to Christians who fret that militant secularists have gone too far in banning, for example, voluntary prayer in public schools.Mr Romney argued that a president's specific denomination is unimportant, so long as he has one.

The rest did not declare a specific denomination.

But for the most part, these papers are either unaffiliated with any specific denomination and lean toward the more liberal stances, or affiliate strongly with one denomination.

The Third Wave movement is cross-denomination and is not synonymous with any specific denomination, nor is it synonymous with Evangelical or Fundamentalist.

Their idea is based on the familiar debit card concept, where consumers buy "virtual cards" in specific denominations and shop at merchants who accept the BitPass card.

In his book "Vanishing Boundaries: The Religion of Mainline Protestant Baby Boomers" (Westminster John Knox Press, 1994) with Benton Johnson and Donald A. Luidens, Dr. Hoge found that mainline American Protestants were losing their historical attachment to specific denominations, switching among Episcopal, Methodist and Presbyterian churches.

(The survey differentiates between specific denominations within the same tradition).

(Both the ELCA and UMC are specific denominations within the broader terms 'Lutheran' and 'Methodist', respectively).

For specific denominations, Statistics Canada reported 16,945 Roman Catholics who were 21 percent of the population, and 7,335 members of the United Church of Canada who were about 9 percent of the population.