Examples of using Ecclesiastical authority in English and their translations into Swedish
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so the leaders of the Discipleship Movement often find unacceptable the ministry of those who are exercising ecclesiastical authority over people in their day.
Scotism has been censured by ecclesiastical authority, while the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception was soon accepted by all schools,
contempt for orthodoxy and ecclesiastical authority.
exerted himself to obtain from the ecclesiastical authority the abandonment of the accusation,
in agreement with the ecclesiastical authority, and at the request of Pomponazzi, sought to extricate him from this difficulty by drawing up a short theological exposé of the question which was to be
only from his deathbed, threw down the gauntlet to ecclesiastical authority in the affairs of nature.
that is to say that he had a certain recognized ecclesiastical authority, not only over several civil provinces,
all the faithful in matters of discipline and ecclesiastical authority as well as faith
The ecclesiastical authorities of each individual country interfered very little in these matters.
This case seems to exemplify the discrimination that exists against Christian ministers of religion in certain Member States of the Union when they are in dispute with their ecclesiastical authorities.
Under pressure from the ecclesiastical authorities, he joined the monks of the Abbey of Corazzo,
When ecclesiastical authorities pointed this out to them, the explanation of the teachings of the Church was given with humility
Athanasius seems to have been brought early in life under the immediate supervision of the ecclesiastical authorities of his native city.
ruled by its ecclesiastical authorities, and those mission structures within its life directed by others,
just as inevitable that, in consequence, ecclesiastical authorities should put a stop to their evangelistic work.
impressing its necessity on the ecclesiastical authorities.
in no wise to ecclesiastical law or the ecclesiastical authorities.
At a very early period orthodox writers and, presumably, ecclesiastical authorities found it necessary to distinguish between the genuine inspired books and a multitude of spurious rivals-- a fact which is a very important element in the formation of the Christian canon.
In the course of history, occasions have doubtless arisen, when ecclesiastical authorities have grasped at power which by right belonged to the State,
since we have shown that in this period the more influential ecclesiastical authorities declared that the death penalty was contrary to the spirit of the Gospel, and themselves opposed its execution.