10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NONCOMMUNICANT»
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Computation and Applied Mathematics
In one extreme (Stiles, 1949, Dykstra and Parsons, 1950), the layers are
assumed to be noncommunicant. In this case, viscous crossflow between
adjacent layers does not occur and the only effect of viscous coupling is to
change the velocity ...
2
The Peasants of Languedoc
In reality, as far as the priest was concerned, a genuine noncommunicant was
inconceivable. Leaving aside Huguenots, Jews, and new converts, anyone who
had attained the age of reason (at seven to ten years of age) was ipso facto a ...
Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie, 1976
3
Jonathan Edwards and the Church
For some leaders in New England, singing psalms was expected even of the
unregenerate or noncommunicant members as part of their human duty to
worship God alone. See Marini, “Rehearsal for Revival,” 78. 37. Marini, “
Rehearsal for ...
4
Appleton's Annual Cyclopedia and Register of Important ...
31, 1898, as officially published in March, 1899: Northern Province: Number of
communicants, 11.775; of noncommunicant members, 1.155; of children, 4,892;
total membership, 17,822; membership of Sunday schools, 1,237 officers and ...
5
Catholic recusancy in the city of York, 1558-1791
18 June 1582 Naburn — Anne Palmes presented as a noncommunicant at
Easter last and not coming to the church/said to be sick. Brian Palmes
noncommunicant Easter and not to church/ appeared "et asseruit se solere
ecclesiam adire" and ...
John Cedric H. Aveling, 1970
6
Religious Bodies, 1936: pt. 1. Denominations, A to J : ...
Infant baptism is practiced, by which children become incorporated into the
visible church and are regarded as noncommunicant members until confirmation,
unless by misconduct in riper years they forfeit these privileges. On arriving at
adult ...
Timothy Francis Murphy, 1941
7
Statistical Abstract of the United States
For additional data, see source] 1 Inclusive membership refers to those who are
full, communicant, or confirmed members, plus other members listed as baptized,
or nonconfirmed, or noncommunicant. 2 Benevolences are funds allocated ...
8
Q&A Employment Law 2011-2012
... of England School tohavea headmaster who was a communicant outweighed
the discriminatory impact on thecomplainant, who was Asian and a Christian buta
noncommunicant. Harvindermay haveanalternative claimof victimisationunder s ...
9
Lord Churchill's Coup: The Anglo-American Empire and the ...
James's public status as a noncommunicant in the Church of England, from
Easter of 1667, was not yet, nor, for many years to come, would be seen by the
duke's Anglican followers as an irreversible commitment to Catholicism. In the
factions ...
10
Modernism and Its Margins: Reinscribing Cultural Modernity ...
But that still leaves the question of just where Carpentier as author of the "
magical realist" text — and we ourselves, as noncommunicant or agnostic
readers — fit into the scheme, if not precisely as would-be ethnographers, gazing
out onto the ...
Anthony L. Geist, Jose B. Monle-N, 1999
