Examples of using Monasticism in English and their translations into Swedish
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placed monasticism in an urban context by introducing charitable service as a work discipline.
Benedictine monasticism never took such deep root in the eastern countries of Europe as it had done in the West.
Female monasticism occurs notably in Roman Catholicism,
As a result it was quite consistent that monasticism should be dissolved, along with any other form of utopianism.
women to the lifelong service of afflicted humanity is foreign to dreamy Buddhist monasticism.
Shortly after, he dedicated his life to monasticism and became involved in religious education throughout the Beth Qatraye region.
With an uninterrupted 900 years history of monasticism, Heiligenkreuz is both tourist attraction
It must be clearly understood however, that monasticism has never become stereotyped in practice,
The organization of western monasticism is due primarily to Saint Benedict of Nursia(6th century),
preacher- not the only Irish one to so do- co-founded western monasticism in early medieval Europe.
it cannot be regarded as a determining factor in the origin of monasticism which then took visible shape.
were a series of changes within medieval monasticism of the Western Church focused on restoring the traditional monastic life,
And We set in the hearts of those who followed him tenderness and mercy. And monasticism they invented-- We did not prescribe it for them-- only seeking the good pleasure of God;
have vainly tried to show that Christian monasticism is of Buddhist origin,
EASTERN MONASTICISM and WESTERN MONASTICISM, deal with the monastic order strictly so called as distinct from the"religious orders" such as the friars,
Yet even as monasticism approached its crisis,
One of the most extensive attempts at attaining Christian perfection is found in monasticism.
The small communities founded by the Desert Fathers were the beginning of Christian monasticism.
Christian monasticism began in the deserts of Egypt
The Reformers maintained a tireless polemic against monasticism, one of the most prominent features of Latin Christianity.