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religious texts considered to be "especially authoritative",
revered and "
holy writ", "sacred, canonical", or of "supreme authority,
special status" to a...
- Look up
writ in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
writ is a
legal do****ent.
Writ may also
refer to:
Writ of election, a
writ issued by a
state ordering...
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virtues are not made
known to us, save by
Divine revelation,
contained in
Holy Writ". The
first mention in
Christian literature of the
three theological virtues...
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anthology of
human authors'
beliefs and
feelings about God
rather than the
Holy Writ and that
multiple interpretations of the
Scriptures are acceptable. Liberal...
- by them, this
treatise was composed,
according to the
precepts of the
Holy Writ, for the
benefit of the world, by Vatsyayana,
while leading the life of...
- Testament. New York:
Robert Appleton Company. Tavard,
George H. (1959).
Holy Writ or
Holy Church. London:
Burns & Oates. pp. 16–17.
Canons and
Decrees of the...
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substance of
Bread and Wine) in the
Supper of the Lord,
cannot be
proved by
holy Writ; but is
repugnant to the
plain words of Scripture,
overthroweth the nature...
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believe that the
chosen people concept as
affirmed by
Judaism in its
holy writ, its prayers, and its
millennial tradition. In fact, I
believe that every...
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place in
legal terminology than the
vernacular of
Uncle Remus has in
Holy Writ. I am
unable to
divine how such
senseless jargon becomes current. The...
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reason and also
opposes holy writ. From this situation,
there could easily arise disagreements between Catholic expositors of
holy scripture and
those who...
