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Перевод: schismatic

[прилагательное]
раскольнический;
[существительное]
раскольник ; схизматик

Тезаурус:

1. Queen Victoria went there for the first, very influential time in 1889, though even before that the surprisingly large English community in Pau had begun to colonize it, to such an extent that by the 1870s not only did the Church of England have congregations in Biarritz but they were already schismatic and the Archbishop of Canterbury had to travel out on a pastoral visit to try and stifle the factionalism.
2. In the mid-third century Bishop Stephen of Rome asserted that all should observe the tradition of Peter and Paul: viz. those baptized outside the church by schismatic clergy should be readmitted as penitents by imposition of hands, but not treated as if the majesty of Christ's name had never been pronounced.
3. The government had also noted the proliferation of schismatic religious movements over the previous few years.
4. There were also forms of Judaism which the Jews themselves refused to acknowledge as such - the schismatic religion of the Samaritans, for instance, who insisted that their Judaism was the only true form.
5. Mr Blackman hesitated, and by the time he had formed a limited partnership to launch his schismatic fair, the would-be faithful had signed on with CIAE's crosstown competition, David and Lee Ann Lester's three-year-old Art Chicago International.
6. This was a development which also disseminated throughout northern England the idiosyncratic customs of the clergy of the Celtic regions of the British Isles which the Church of Rome, as it comprehended them over time, came increasingly to view as schismatic - not simply a different, more archaic method of calculating the date of Easter (which Iona retained long after other Irish communities had abandoned it), but a whole range of differences in ritual practice and, in the absence of an established ecclesiastical hierarchy of bishops and archbishops, a barely recognizable ecclesiastical order.
7. Even the extreme, and already almost schismatic, group of neo-traditionalists led by Archbishop Lefebvre from Econe was very nearly reconciled.
8. Over the course of the period between 1529 and 1559, the English church experienced a number of dramatic changes in its nature and status; starting out as a branch of the international Roman Catholic church, it moved to become first an independent, schismatic Catholic church, and later a unique, hybrid Protestant church.
9. Among several other flaws in Anselm's election and investiture, there was one which neither Anselm nor anyone else mentioned at the time, but was later to be held against him by the papal legate: on a strict view, his election -in addition to all its other legal defects - had been schismatic, since the king and all the others who took part, with the sole exception of Anselm himself, were schismatics, for they had not recognized Urban II as the legitimate pope although he had now been pope for five years.
10. His tutor, Dr Lindsell, declared, "God keep Nick in a right mind and way, for if he should turn schismatic or heretic, he would make work for all the world."