- A
priest is a
religious leader authorized to
perform the
sacred rituals of a religion,
especially as a
mediatory agent between humans and one or more deities...
- was a poet-saint
religious reformer who
spoke against formalism and
priestcraft and was
active in Rajasthan. "Dadu"
means brother, and "Dayal" means...
-
Press Natural Religion and the
History of
Priestcraft 1660-1722
Chapter 5 from, The
Pillars of
Priestcraft Shaken: The
Church of
England and its Enemies...
- religion. Paine, Thomas. The Age of Reason. "As
priestcraft was
always the
enemy of knowledge,
because priestcraft supports itself by
keeping people in delusion...
-
sceptical attitude of the
citation of
medicine from the
shackles of
priestcraft and of caste; secondly, the
conception of
medicine as an art
based on...
-
brotherhood of men sank into
discredit because of its
fatal entanglement with
priestcraft and the
Papacy on the one hand and with the
authority of
princes on the...
- (2007). The Mind of
Thomas Jefferson, Chapter:'Jefferson's Religion:
Priestcraft,
Enlightenment and the
Republican Revolution.
University of Virginia...
- .. fictitious, and chimerical, and as a
gross Piece of
Forgery and
Priestcraft, and
thereby to weaken,
enervate "Rabbenu Tam,
Sefer ha-Yashar (The Book...
- labours!"
Orwell portrays established religion as "the
black raven of
priestcraft—promising pie in the sky when you die, and
faithfully serving whoever...
- poet-sant from Gujarat, a
religious reformer who
spoke against formalism and
priestcraft. A
group of his
followers near Jaipur, Rajasthan,
forming a Vaishnavite...
