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given to humans for their regeneration or sanctification, or for resisting sin. # An act or decree of the governing body of an English university. ...

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the Son in Redemption; and the Spirit in Sanctification and Regeneration. Cozens, 29. This understanding has been called Sabellianism and Modalistic ...

quot; for the good of the Church and the sanctification of priests. "A Carmelite sanctifies herself in order to make all the Church's members ...

of their operations: creation, redemption, and sanctification. ... of creation, redemption, and sanctification attributed primarily ...

and God the Holy Spirit in process of sanctification. Sabellianism's most outspoken critic was Hippolytus of Rome, who accused Pope Zephyrinus ...

beginning of the gradual process of sanctification which is to come. ===Sanctification=== Along with the Reformation emphasis on justification ...

Wesley made much of the process of sanctification, occasionally even seeming ... more like self-righteousness than the sanctification proclaimed in John Wesley’s ...

Christ who took the punishment for that sin. Sanctification is what follows as a result of gratitude for justification already completed. However, critics ...

Sermon: "Sanctification by Faith." [http://www.gospeltruth ... that human beings can attain complete sanctification, or freedom from evil ...

often without the legality and sanctification of marriage, became commonplace. ===The female in a polygynous marriage=== Polygyny has degraded ...

[Opus Dei] has as its aim the sanctification of one’s life, while ... to holiness in the world, through the sanctification of work and family and ...

that he and his followers had undergone sanctification; that is, it was impossible for them to sin, and that for the sanctified, marriage (along with ...

Lewis Mumford[[, Rochberg points to the sanctification of science by the scientist and the propensity for science to be its own arbiter of morality. ...

quot; and full self-realization (sanctification) recreates the arising of freedom and joy. There are systems that reasonably envision an end to evil. ...

to serve for the sake of God’s honor and the sanctification of service may be a candidate for ordination. Generally however, appointment to the holy ...

#039; already) than in the process of sanctification (see Willimon, 228). ... his sacrificial death, followed by the sanctification of our lives, represent ...

is the primary motivator for continuing sanctification. ==="Life is religion"=== The theological system and practical theories of church ...

"Let them be blotted out for the sanctification of Thy name." But when Isaac was informed that his children had sinned, he replied: ...

#039;s objections centered on the concept of sanctification. Although Puritan clergy or laymen could not claim to know who among them were among the ...

Church due to some "elements of sanctification and truth" within ... again#Methodism|new birth]] and entire sanctification to the public at events ...

in the context of obedience to Christ and sanctification by the Spirit (1 Peter 1:2). So baptism into Christ is seen as baptism into the Spirit ...

:This attests to the concern of Anglicanism that sanctification is the fruit of salvation, visibly manifested in the transformation of the believer ...

priests devoted to charity and spiritual sanctification, could be seen. But, the Fifth Lateran Council (1512-1517), convened by Pope Julius II (1503 ...

* Recitation of kiddush (a prayer of sanctification) over a cup of wine before the first Sabbath meal and after the conclusion of morning prayers. ...

Calvin than to Luther on the concept of sanctification, of works being the fruit of justification (MacCulloch, 342) and on predestination. Thus, “baptism ...

and Calvin’s interest in the sanctification of society. ==References== *Aland, Kurt. Four Reformers: Luther, Melanchthon, Calvin, Zwingli. Translated ...

influenced by Wesleyan views on sanctification have strongly supported it at times. More specifically, religious or moralistic beliefs have often ...

was dually concentric, beginning with the sanctification of the priest and the Holy of Holies (in the Temple), and expanding outward to encompass ...

“life as religion” (which implies the sanctification of all aspects of human endeavor), and second, the doctrine of predestination, which claims ...

adds: "Nevertheless, many elements of sanctification and of truth are found outside its visible confines. Hastings, Vol. I, 37-39. ...

Hence his belief also that creation, redemption, and sanctification, i.e., the external operations of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, are indivisible ...

doctrine of justification with that of sanctification, seeking to sanctify society, as in the case of Calvin, or individuals, as in the case ...

of functions: creation, redemption, and sanctification are attributed primarily to the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, respectively, even as all three ...