Sentences with PRELATICAL
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"He disagreed with the prelatical system of government in the church."
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"The prelatical hierarchy was deeply entrenched in the religious institution."
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"The prelatical authority wielded great power over the clergy."
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"She conducted extensive research on prelatical influence throughout history."
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"The prelatical tradition had its roots in ancient religious practices."
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"He studied prelatical theology at the prestigious seminary."
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"The prelatical structure of the church underwent significant changes over time."
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"They discussed the merits and drawbacks of prelatical rule."
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"The prelatical bishops held a council to address doctrinal issues."
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"His writing explored the intricacies of prelatical politics."
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"He held a high prelatical rank within the church."
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"The prelatical system was thoroughly established in the early church."
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"The prelatical system prevailed for centuries."
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"His views on prelatical government were controversial."
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"The book argues against prelatical control of the church."
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"She defended the prelatical hierarchy at every opportunity."
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"The prelatical bishops were appointed by the king."
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"Many were opposed to the prelatical form of government."
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"During that period, a prelatical system was imposed on the church."
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"The prelatical structure of the church was deeply rooted."
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"He advocated for the abolition of the prelatical system."
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"The prelatical system was seen as oppressive by many."
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"She wrote extensively on the topic of prelatical authority."
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"The prelatical hierarchy was resistant to change."
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"He criticized the prelatical system as corrupt."
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"The prelatical bishops held significant power within the church."
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"The prelatical clergy were known for their wealth and privilege."
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"He argued that the prelatical system was incompatible with true Christianity."
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"The prelatical structure of the church was gradually dismantled."
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"She rejected the prelatical authority of the bishops."
