Príklady ordained

• Any decisions to which they point have already been ordained by the criteria in that overarching r ule.

• Nor were they, unlike many ordained public schoolmasters, accorded the prestige attributed to members of the clergy.

• Women who conformed to the place men ordained for them were repaid with high dignity, and protection of this dignity.

• Spiritual coadjutors and professed were ordained priests and received advanced training in theology, though the latter studied longer than the former.

• Relinquishing variation to natural forces was for them tantamount to claiming that variation was arbitrary, with no ordained cause or foreseeable end.

• However, for purposes of merit-making, any traditionally ordained monk will suffice; having access to a virtuous monk is just a bonus in the merit-making investment.

• This had the effect of elevating these aspirations from merely political claims to divinely ordained rights.

• In both cases the confessors needed a bishop neither for their own ordination nor, if ordained, to give absolution.

• Any properly ordained monk is sufficient in allowing the laity to progress in their quest for merit.

• After considering both teaching and the law, he entered the ordained ministry.

• Rabbinical court judges are required to be ordained orthodox rabbis (most are from the ultraorthodox stream) and, consequently, are always male.

• They were not absolutely dependent on the visits of formally ordained clerics, though the food, gifts and prayers that they brought were no doubt helpful.

• The best legislation is ordained through prophecy to elected human beings.

• Formerly, the ordained priesthood had been allimportant, while, under the new vision, each baptized person was to participate in the priesthood of the whole.

• The only requirement is that the monk is properly ordained, his inner state being immaterial.