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- Syneisaktism is the practice of "spiritual marriage", which is where a man and a woman who have both taken vows of chastity live together in a chaste and...
- Spiritual friendship (disambiguation) Spiritual wifery ****less marriage Syneisaktism Yogic marriage Olson, Carl (2007). Celibacy and Religious Traditions...
- soulmates Spiritual wifery, a form of free love ****ociated with polygamy Syneisaktism, cohabitation of a couple who have previously taken vows of chastity...
- lived together in the same house, in an ancient ascetic practice called Syneisaktism. This practice had been widely condemned by Church authorities, however...
- Christian headcovering Mystic marriage of Saint Catherine Spirit spouse Syneisaktism - the Christian ascetic practice of "spiritual marriage" Revelation 21:9...
- non-legalized partnership (the so-called virgines subintroductae, who practiced syneisaktism) ordination of a bishop in the presence of at least three provincial...
- of relation. This canon is believed to be condemning the practice of Syneisaktism, or spiritual marriage, which was growing more and more po****r among...
- for Louis de Gruuthuse. Public Library Bruges, MS 767. Bridal theology Syneisaktism - Christian ascetic "spiritual marriage" Paintings: Mystic Marriage of...
- chastity and ****ociated with laymen. The practice was also known as Syneisaktism (spiritual marriage).  Agapetae were mainly women, although men who lived...
- temptations. "Tempting the devil" went as far as to develop the practise of syneisaktism for which Robert of Arbrissel, itinerant preacher, and founder of Fontevraud...