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- nationalism within the church, or "ethno-phyletism", as well as its theological argumentation. In condemning "phyletism", the synod in Constantinople had, in...
- ancestral worship Endogamy Ethnoreligious group Gavari Judaism National god Phyletism Shamanism Slava (tradition) Totemism Hardacre, Helen (2017). Shinto: A...
- patriarchs of the time parti****ted in it. The council pronounced anathema on phyletism, which means the idea that ecclesiastical jurisdictions should be delineated...
- Epistle to the Easterners) Council of Constantinople (1872), condemned phyletism as a non-Orthodox schismatic movement Council of Constantinople (1923)...
- Christianity Outline of Catholicism Outline of the Catholic e****enical councils Phyletism Cross, F.L.; Livingstone, E.A., eds. (1974). "Heresy". The Oxford Dictionary...
- Cataphatic theology Economy Essence–energies Gnomic will Metousiosis Phronema Phyletism Proskynesis Sobornost Symphonia Tabor Light Theoria Theosis Theotokos...
- expansionists Pan-nationalism – Nationalism beyond national boundaries Phyletism – Heresy of ethnic church divisions Reactionary – Political view advocating...
- Elite religion Institutional theory Major religious groups Nonsectarian Phyletism Religious education Religious law Religious toleration Religious intolerance...
- ” SVTQ 15 (1971) 3–27 Philip Walters (2002) Notes on Autocephaly and Phyletism, 30:4, 357–364, doi:10.1080/09637490120103320 Papakonstantinou. (2011)...
- condemned the ideology as contrary to the teachings of Christ, linking it to phyletism, an ideology condemned as an heresy by a General Synod in Constantinople...