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Definition
Synonym
Weltpriester
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Weltpriester
m
; Diözesanpriester
m
relig.
Weltpriester
pl
; Diözesanpriester
pl
secular priest; diocesan priest
secular priests; diocesan priests
Weltpriester
m
; Diözesanpriester
m
relig.
Weltpriester
pl
; Diözesanpriester
pl
secular priest; diocesan priest
secular priests; diocesan priests
Weltpriester
m
; Diözesanpriester
m
relig.
Weltpriester
pl
; Diözesanpriester
pl
secular priest; diocesan priest
secular priests; diocesan priests
Deutsche
Weltpriester Synonyme
Englische
secular priest; diocesan priest Synonyme
secular
Philistine
annual
biannual
biennial
bimonthly
biweekly
bodily
brother
carnal
carnal-minded
catamenial
catechumen
centenary
centennial
centesimal
centigrado
centuple
centuplicate
centurial
church member
churchman
churchwoman
civil
communicant
congregational
corporal
corporeal
daily
decennial
diurnal
down-to-earth
earthly
earthy
fleshly
fortnightly
hardheaded
hebdomadal
hourly
hundredfold
hundredth
hylic
laic
laical
lay
lay brother
lay sister
layman
laywoman
material
materialistic
materiate
matter-of-fact
menstrual
momentary
momently
monthly
mundane
nonclerical
nonecclesiastical
nonministerial
nonordained
nonpastoral
nonreligious
nonsacred
nonspiritual
parishioner
physical
popular
positivistic
practical
practical-minded
pragmatic
profane
quarterly
quotidian
rational
realist
realistic
reasonable
reprobate
sane
scientific
scientistic
secular
ist
secular
istic
semestral
semiannual
semimonthly
semiweekly
semiyearly
sensible
sister
sober-minded
somatic
sound
sound-thinking
state
straight-thinking
substantial
temporal
terrestrial
tertian
triennial
unblessed
unhallowed
unholy
unideal
unidealistic
unregenerate
unromantic
unsacred
unsanctified
unsentimental
unspiritual
weekly
worldly
yearly
secular
ism
Buddhology
Mariolatry
Mariology
Marxism
Mercersburg theology
animalism
apologetics
atheism
atomism
behaviorism
canonics
commonsense realism
crisis theology
dialectical materialism
dialogical theology
disbelief
divinity
doctrinalism
doctrinism
dogmatics
down-to-earthness
earthiness
earthliness
empiricism
epiphenomenalism
eschatology
existential theology
faithlessness
freedom from illusion
hagiography
hagiology
hardheadedness
hierology
historical materialism
hylomorphism
hylotheism
hylozoism
infidelity
lack of feelings
logos Christology
logos theology
materialism
matter-of-factness
mechanism
minimifidianism
natural realism
natural theology
naturalism
neoorthodox theology
neoorthodoxy
new realism
nullifidianism
patristic theology
phenomenological theology
physicalism
physicism
physicotheology
positive philosophy
positivism
practical-mindedness
practicality
practicalness
pragmaticism
pragmatism
rationalism
rationality
realism
reasonableness
religion
representative realism
saneness
scholastic theology
scientism
sensibleness
sober-mindedness
soteriology
substantialism
systematics
temporality
theology
unbelief
unidealism
unromanticalness
unsentimentality
worldliness
Weltpriester Definition
Diocesan
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
diocese
Diocesan
(
n.
)
A
bishop,
viewed
in
relation
to
his
diocese
Diocesan
(
n.
)
The
clergy
or
the
people
of
a
diocese.
High
priest
(
)
A
chief
priest
Priest
(
n.
)
A
presbyter
elder
Priest
(
n.
)
One
who
is
authorized
to
consecrate
the
host
and
to
say
Mass
Priest
(
n.
)
A
presbyter
Priest
(
n.
)
One
who
officiates
at
the
altar,
or
performs
the
rites
of
sacrifice
Priest
(
v.
t.)
To
ordain
as
priest.
Priest-ridden
(
a.
)
Controlled
or
oppressed
by
priests
Secular
(
a.
)
Coming
or
observed
once
in
an
age
or
a
century.
Secular
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to
an
age,
or
the
progress
of
ages,
or
to
a
long
period
of
time
Secular
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
this
present
world,
or
to
things
not
spiritual
or
holy
Secular
(
a.
)
Not
regular
Secular
(
a.
)
Belonging
to
the
laity
Secular
(
n.
)
A
secular
ecclesiastic,
or
one
not
bound
by
monastic
rules.
Secular
(
n.
)
A
church
official
whose
functions
are
confined
to
the
vocal
department
of
the
choir.
Secular
(
n.
)
A
layman,
as
distinguished
from
a
clergyman.
secular priest; diocesan priest / secular priests; diocesan priests Bedeutung
Ludi
Saeculares
secular
games
the
centennial
rites
and
games
of
ancient
Rome
that
marked
the
commencement
of
a
new
generation
(
years
representing
the
longest
life
in
a
generation),
observances
may
have
begun
as
early
as
the
th
century
BC
and
lasted
well
into
the
Christian
era
priest-penitent
privilege
the
right
of
a
clergyman
to
refuse
to
divulge
confidential
information
received
from
a
person
during
confession
or
similar
exchanges
humanism
secular
humanism
the
doctrine
emphasizing
a
person's
capacity
for
selfealization
through
reason,
rejects
religion
and
the
supernatural
archpriest
hierarch
high
priest
prelate
primate
a
senior
clergyman
and
dignitary
diocesan
a
bishop
having
jurisdiction
over
a
diocese
high
priest
a
preeminent
authority
or
major
proponent
of
a
movement
or
doctrine,
he's
the
high
priest
of
contemporary
jazz
layman
layperson
secular
someone
who
is
not
a
clergyman
or
a
professional
person
priest
a
clergyman
in
Christian
churches
who
has
the
authority
to
perform
or
administer
various
religious
rites,
one
of
the
Holy
Orders
priest
non-Christian
priest
a
person
who
performs
religious
duties
and
ceremonies
in
a
non-Christian
religion
shaman
priest-doctor
in
societies
practicing
shamanism:
one
acting
as
a
medium
between
the
visible
and
spirit
worlds,
practices
sorcery
for
healing
or
divination
secular
of
or
relating
to
clergy
not
bound
by
monastic
vows,
the
secular
clergy
profane
secular
not
concerned
with
or
devoted
to
religion,
sacred
and
profane
music,
secular
drama,
secular
architecture,
children
being
brought
up
in
an
entirely
profane
environment
laic
lay
secular
characteristic
of
those
who
are
not
members
of
the
clergy,
set
his
collar
in
laic
rather
than
clerical
position,
the
lay
ministry
worldly
secular
temporal
characteristic
of
or
devoted
to
the
temporal
world
as
opposed
to
the
spiritual
world,
worldly
goods
and
advancement,
temporal
possessions
of
the
church
secular
of
or
relating
to
the
doctrine
that
rejects
religion
and
religious
considerations
diocesan
belonging
to
or
governing
a
diocese
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