QUÉ SIGNIFICA DENOMINATIONALIST EN INGLÉS
Denominacionalismo
El denominacionalismo es la división de una religión en grupos separados, sectas, escuelas de pensamiento o denominaciones. El denominacionalismo ve a algunos o todos los grupos cristianos como versiones de la misma religión, independientemente de sus etiquetas distintivas; Sin embargo, esta ideología no es aceptada por todas las iglesias cristianas. Las iglesias católica y ortodoxa no utilizan este término como su implicación de intercambiabilidad no está de acuerdo con sus enseñanzas teológicas. El denominacionalismo es un concepto ampliamente protestante entre los cristianos.
definición de denominationalist en el diccionario inglés
La definición de denominacionalista en el diccionario es un adherente de principios particulares, especialmente los principios de una denominación religiosa.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «DENOMINATIONALIST»
Descubre el uso de
denominationalist en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
denominationalist y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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The Preached God: Proclamation in Word and Sacrament
Aside from the fact that it is already something of a slur to be called a
denominationalist (who would admit to such in an “ecumenical” age?), it is also
specious for people who are not themselves yet ready to accept the papacy and
all that goes ...
Gerhard O. Forde, Mark C. Mattes, Steven D. Paulson,
2007
2
The Organizational Revolution: Presbyterians and American ...
A typical turn-of-the-century argument for denominationalism was made by no
less a theologian than the modernist Baptist Shailer Mathews, who in a 1910
article entitled "Why I Am a Denominationalist" gave these among other reasons:
Why ...
John M. Mulder, Milton J. Coalter, Louis B. Weeks,
1992
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A Sense of Being Called
Dr. Poteat thought for a moment and then asked, “Are you a denominationalist?”
Not having heard that term before, I replied, “No, I'm an Episcopalian.” I assumed
that being a denominationalist was like being an Episcopalian or a Methodist.
Richard Stoll Armstrong,
2011
... both physical and psychological.209 Similarly, students of sects, renewal-
oriented religious groups, have proposed the existence of "generic" tendencies
for sectarian religions to evolve into denominationalist forms.210 On the other
hand a ...
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Cycles of Faith: The Development of the World's Religions
themselves as post denominationalist and neo-apostolic and thus are
independent of and uninterested in historic, organized, institutionalized,
denominationalist Christianity" (Religions of the World, vol. 1, xxix). Examples
would be "African ...
6
Catholicism and the Shaping of Nineteenth-Century America
In this denominationalist structure, however, the Roman Catholic Church, as in
our discussion of the millennialist expectations, played a pivotal role. The Church
remained a powerful foil and organizing device for Protestants. If they continued ...
Jon Gjerde, S. Deborah Kang,
2011
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Faith Seeking Action: Mission, Social Movements, and the ...
The ecclesiastical position rejecting control of churches by centralized
denominationalist headquarters; organizing churches and missions independent
of historic Christianity.” “Independents. One of Christianity's 6 ecclesiastico-
cultural ...
8
Encyclopedia of Protestantism: 4-volume Set
The final line (22) sums up the whole typology and its status; all Core Protestants
belong to denominations characterized here as “Denominationalist,” that is,
controlled to some extent by strong centralized head-quarters and bureaucratic
staff.
Hans J. Hillerbrand, Professor and Chair Department of Religion Hans J Hillerbrand,
2004
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Swedish Men Arguing About God
The college hoped Anderson's departure would improve the college's financial
situation. Karl Erixon from Stockholm was the new teacher. Erixon was a non-
denominationalist brought in by the Ansgar Synod's anti-denominationalist
faction.
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Representing Religious Pluralization in Early Modern Europe
Here, the witty point of the facetia is not forced into a denominationalist
interpretive frame a priori. However, its function is altered under the changed
narrative conditions. By being made anonymous, the plot has been taken out of
the serial ...
5 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «DENOMINATIONALIST»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
denominationalist en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Reflections on Cognitive Dissonance: Hauerwas and Newsweek
Having taken leave from being a pastor and active denominationalist in search of a less institutional and more “organic” expression of what it ... «Patheos, Abr 12»
Who Is the Wicked Son?
A Jewish people without all its voices is not a people. It's an American denominationalist religion where land, history and language gather dust. «The Atlantic, Jun 11»
Perspectives of a Former Fundamentalist Christian
In short, I regard myself as a Christ-follower by choice, a multi-denominationalist by interest, and an ardent practitioner of the spiritual practices ... «Huffington Post, Mar 11»
Jersey City synagogue says 'to life!' on its 50th
Philosophically, I am a 21st-century post-denominationalist,” she said, citing a statement on the B'nai Jacob website that recognizes a “wide ... «New Jersey Jewish News, Nov 08»
UJ President Robert Wexler has roots in three denominations
Wexler doesn't consider himself a post-denominationalist, because he appreciates that the movements appeal to different people. Rather, he ... «The Jewish Journal of greater L.A, Mar 07»