ordination
تدفین
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Behr-Sigel recognizes that Orthodox women are not permitted to preach within the liturgy itself, and that the possibility of ordination to the presbyterate seems a dim prospect.
the action of ordaining or conferring holy orders on someone.
A non-metric multidimensional scaling ordination identified two gradients of species replacement distinguished by differences in forest canopy species and groundcover.
a statistical technique in which data from a large number of sites or populations are represented as points in a two- or three-dimensional coordinate frame.
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Redwoods Presbytery voted 90-37 to approve Morrison's 'ordination' and installation as a field director for More Light Presbyterians.
The more we think about 'ordination' in the context of baptism, the greater the leveling effect.
The Protestant Church of North India is now training women for 'ordination' , despite initial resistance.
Encouraged by his mother and her great friend, John Donne, he accepted 'ordination' as a deacon.
The church retains the right to deny 'ordination' to people on many grounds: age, marital history, financial history, criminal history, psychiatric history, and so on.
In order for a woman to be recognized as deacon an 'ordination' had to take place.
The 'ordination' ceremony honors the presence of a special voice.
The nature of each is spelled out in baptism and 'ordination' .
One is ordained and two are considering 'ordination' .
Both the habitat data and the 'ordination' analysis indicate that many of these exotic species are found in forested areas.
There are, however, no studies of Marrant's Narrative as an 'ordination' sermon, and the function that it served as such.
I refer specifically to the Eastern tradition of requiring men to be married before they are ordained and prohibiting marriage after 'ordination' .
There will be a solemn 'ordination' service, with the taking of vows, the laying on of hands, and the giving of the right hand of fellowship.
So the headquarters decided to have a full 'ordination' ceremony here in Australia.
After all, a coronation is merely an 'ordination' on the grand scale.
With other controversial issues such as slavery and women's 'ordination' , laity and clergy could find Bible verses to help Spirit-led changes.
Among Anglicans, responsibility for the good order of the Church is placed in the hands of bishops by custom, rites of 'ordination' , and canon law.
Whether at ordination a man expected to be a priest for thirty-seven years or forty-eight years, ordination was 'ordination' .
the 'ordination' of women
Attending to political perceptions and consequences, while not unimportant, is nowhere to be found in the rite of episcopal 'ordination' .
Infidelity to one's vows is sinful; infidelity to the grace and character of sacred 'ordination' to the priesthood is sinful; sexual abuse in whatever form is sinful.
One of the things I most look forward to, if the Lord wills, is attending my son Jeremy's 'ordination' to the ministry.
they travel to Exeter for an 'ordination'
What the church does, then, when it conducts the wedding rite or the 'ordination' rite is clear enough.
As for Harrigan, no fair reader could claim that the article did not delve into contentious issues such as liturgical reform, women's 'ordination' , clerical sexual abuse, and racism.
The requirements of assembling the 'ordination' are the principal limitation to wide application.
Lutherans had agreed to the Episcopal practice of 'ordination' by a bishop.
Inter-sample relationships in 'ordination' space were largely determined by the abundance of common taxa.
A non-metric multidimensional scaling 'ordination' identified two gradients of species replacement distinguished by differences in forest canopy species and groundcover.
When I mentioned this to my wife Regina she said, ‘It should teach you that 'ordination' isn't for you; it's for the church.’
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