high-churchman-ship (Meaning)
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high-churchman-ship (n.)
The state of being a high-churchman.
Synonyms & Antonyms of high-churchman-ship
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high-churchman-ship Sentence Examples
- The bishop's high-churchmanship was evident in the elaborate rituals and ceremonies of his cathedral services.
- The Anglican priest's high-churchmanship inspired a deep reverence for tradition and the sacraments.
- The high-churchmanship of the congregation manifested itself in their use of incense, vestments, and liturgical dance.
- The archbishop's high-churchmanship influenced the appointment of clergy known for their orthodox beliefs.
- The parish's high-churchmanship attracted members who sought a more formal and structured form of worship.
- The high-churchmanship of the theological college emphasized the authority of the Church Fathers and the importance of apostolic succession.
- The bishop's high-churchmanship guided his administration, promoting a sacramental understanding of the Church's mission.
- The high-churchmanship of the movement influenced the liturgical practices and doctrinal emphases of many Anglican churches.
- The theologian's high-churchmanship led him to defend the doctrine of the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist.
- The high-churchmanship of the congregation fostered a sense of unity and a commitment to the Church's teachings.
FAQs About the word high-churchman-ship
The state of being a high-churchman.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The bishop's high-churchmanship was evident in the elaborate rituals and ceremonies of his cathedral services.
The Anglican priest's high-churchmanship inspired a deep reverence for tradition and the sacraments.
The high-churchmanship of the congregation manifested itself in their use of incense, vestments, and liturgical dance.
The archbishop's high-churchmanship influenced the appointment of clergy known for their orthodox beliefs.
