canonicity (Meaning)
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canonicity (n.)
The state or quality of being canonical; agreement with the canon.
Synonyms & Antonyms of canonicity
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canonicity Sentence Examples
- The debate over the canonicity of certain biblical texts has persisted for centuries.
- Scholars scrutinize ancient manuscripts to determine the canonicity of disputed passages.
- The Council of Nicaea played a pivotal role in establishing the canonicity of the New Testament.
- In literary studies, canonicity often influences which works are included in academic curricula.
- The canonicity of Shakespeare's plays solidifies their status as timeless classics.
- The canonicity of scientific theories is subject to constant scrutiny and revision in light of new evidence.
- The artistic community often challenges traditional notions of canonicity by elevating marginalized voices.
- The canonicity of a film franchise is often measured by its impact on popular culture and box office success.
- Religious authorities play a crucial role in determining the canonicity of sacred texts within their respective traditions.
- The concept of canonicity extends beyond literature and art, shaping our understanding of cultural norms and values.
FAQs About the word canonicity
The state or quality of being canonical; agreement with the canon.
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No antonyms found.
The debate over the canonicity of certain biblical texts has persisted for centuries.
Scholars scrutinize ancient manuscripts to determine the canonicity of disputed passages.
The Council of Nicaea played a pivotal role in establishing the canonicity of the New Testament.
In literary studies, canonicity often influences which works are included in academic curricula.
