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Holiness: Encyclopedia II - Holy Spirit - Depiction in art

The Holy Spirit is often depicted as a dove, based on the account of the Holy Spirit descending on Jesus in the form of a dove when He was baptized in the Jordan. In many paintings of the Annunciation, the Holy Spirit is shown in the form of a dove whispering into Mary's ear. The dove also parallels to the one which brought the branch of olive tree to Noah after the cataclysm (also a symbol of peace), and the Rabbinic traditions according to which do ...

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Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit - The Holy Spirit in the Bible, Holy Spirit - Christian views on the Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit - Pentecostalism, Holy Spirit - Catholic Church, Holy Spirit - Orthodoxy, Holy Spirit - Dispensationalism, Holy Spirit - Branch Davidian, Holy Spirit - Holy Spirit or Holy Ghost, Holy Spirit - Gifts and Fruits of the Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit - The powers of the Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit - Depiction in art, Holy Spirit - Non-Trinitarian Christian views, Holy Spirit - Rastafarian view of the Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit - Other views, Holy Spirit - Judaism, Holy Spirit - Islam, Holy Spirit - Mandaeanism, Holy Spirit - Hinduism, Holy Spirit - Comparisons in fiction

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Holiness: Encyclopedia II - Holy See - The Holy See and Vatican City

Although the Holy See is closely associated with the Vatican City, the independent territory over which the Holy See is sovereign, the two entities are separate and distinct. Since medieval times the Holy See has been recognized as a legal personality under international law. After the Italian takeover of the Papal States in 1870, there was some uncertainty among jurists as to whether the Holy See, without territorial sovereignty, could continue to act as an independent personality in international matters. The State of the Vatican Ci ...

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Holy See, Holy See - The Holy See and Vatican City, Holy See - Organization of the Holy See

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Holiness: Encyclopedia II - Holy Spirit - Christian views on the Holy Spirit

Holy Spirit - Pentecostalism. The Christian movement called Pentecostalism derives its name from the event of Pentecost, the coming of the Holy Spirit when Jesus' disciples were gathered in Jerusalem. The Pentecostal movement places special emphasis on the work of the Holy Spirit, and especially on the gifts mentioned above, believing that they are still given today. Many Pentecostals believe in a 'Baptism of the Holy Spirit', in which the Spirit's power is received by the Christian in a new way. In this the Christian can now be ...

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Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit - The Holy Spirit in the Bible, Holy Spirit - Christian views on the Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit - Pentecostalism, Holy Spirit - Catholic Church, Holy Spirit - Orthodoxy, Holy Spirit - Dispensationalism, Holy Spirit - Branch Davidian, Holy Spirit - Holy Spirit or Holy Ghost, Holy Spirit - Gifts and Fruits of the Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit - The powers of the Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit - Depiction in art, Holy Spirit - Non-Trinitarian Christian views, Holy Spirit - Rastafarian view of the Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit - Other views, Holy Spirit - Judaism, Holy Spirit - Islam, Holy Spirit - Mandaeanism, Holy Spirit - Hinduism, Holy Spirit - Comparisons in fiction

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Holiness: Encyclopedia II - Holy Spirit - Other views

Holy Spirit - Judaism. Judaism as a whole does not have a developed pneumatology. Most Jews consider the Holy Spirit to be a thoroughly Christian concept. Holy Spirit - Islam. Islamic interpretations consider the Holy Spirit to be another name for the archangel Gabriel. In Sura 2.97, the Qur'an states that Gabriel delivered the word of Allah to the prophet Muhammad, and in Sura 16.102 Gabriel is specifically called "the Holy Spirit". All Quranic references to the Holy Spirit re ...

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Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit - The Holy Spirit in the Bible, Holy Spirit - Christian views on the Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit - Pentecostalism, Holy Spirit - Catholic Church, Holy Spirit - Orthodoxy, Holy Spirit - Dispensationalism, Holy Spirit - Branch Davidian, Holy Spirit - Holy Spirit or Holy Ghost, Holy Spirit - Gifts and Fruits of the Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit - The powers of the Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit - Depiction in art, Holy Spirit - Non-Trinitarian Christian views, Holy Spirit - Rastafarian view of the Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit - Other views, Holy Spirit - Judaism, Holy Spirit - Islam, Holy Spirit - Mandaeanism, Holy Spirit - Hinduism, Holy Spirit - Comparisons in fiction

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Holiness: Encyclopedia II - Holy Orders - Ordination of homosexuals

Holy Orders - Judaism. The ordination of homosexuals as Rabbis is an issue being dealt with in nearly all sects of Judaism. Often this issue is dealt with by Conservative Judaism and Reform Judaism, although not exclusively. The most noted openly homosexual rabbi is Rabbi Steven Greenberg. Trembling Before G-D is a documentary dealing with homosexuality and Orthodox Judaism. ...

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Holy Orders, Holy Orders - Definitions, Holy Orders - Episcopal concept of ordination, Holy Orders - Meaning of priesthood, Holy Orders - Process and sequence, Holy Orders - Recognition of other churches' orders, Holy Orders - Marriage and holy orders, Holy Orders - Chastity and celibacy, Holy Orders - Other concepts of ordination, Holy Orders - Methodist churches, Holy Orders - Presbyterian churches, Holy Orders - Congregationalist churches, Holy Orders - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Holy Orders - Non-traditional organizations, Holy Orders - Ordination of women, Holy Orders - Ordination of homosexuals, Holy Orders - Judaism, Holy Orders - Christianity, Holy Orders - Humanist, Holy Orders - Print resources

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Holiness: Encyclopedia II - Holy Orders - Ordination of women

Many, but not all, denominations in Christendom allow the ordination of women. Notable denominations who ordain women in the USA include Episcopalians, Presbyterians (PCUSA), Lutherans (ELCA), the United Church of Christ, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), and the United Methodist Church although there are others. Many of the same denominations ordain women throughout the world. For example, the majority of the Anglican Communion, in theory allows for the ordination o ...

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Holy Orders, Holy Orders - Definitions, Holy Orders - Episcopal concept of ordination, Holy Orders - Meaning of priesthood, Holy Orders - Process and sequence, Holy Orders - Recognition of other churches' orders, Holy Orders - Marriage and holy orders, Holy Orders - Chastity and celibacy, Holy Orders - Other concepts of ordination, Holy Orders - Methodist churches, Holy Orders - Presbyterian churches, Holy Orders - Congregationalist churches, Holy Orders - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Holy Orders - Non-traditional organizations, Holy Orders - Ordination of women, Holy Orders - Ordination of homosexuals, Holy Orders - Judaism, Holy Orders - Christianity, Holy Orders - Humanist, Holy Orders - Print resources

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Holiness: Encyclopedia II - Holiness code - Composition

The Holiness code is a collection of many laws concerning several subjects. Critical scholarship therefore regards it as being generally a work constructed by the collecting together of a series of earlier collections of laws. One of the most noticeable elements of the work is a large section concerning the following sexual activities, which are prohibited lest the land spue you out: Do not be sexually involved with your father Do not be sexually involved with your uncle (on your father's side) Do not be ...

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Holiness code, Holiness code - Embedding in the Priestly source, Holiness code - Composition, Holiness code - Comparison with other biblical law codes

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Holiness: Encyclopedia II - Holy Orders - Episcopal concept of ordination

The episcopal (from the Greek episkopos, meaning "overseer" and from which we get the word "bishop") form of church government is followed by the Roman Catholic Church, the Orthodox Churches, and the Anglican Churches and centers around the hierarchy of bishops. Holy Orders - Meaning of priesthood. The word "priest" either derives ultimately from the Greek presbuteros meaning "elder" or the Latin praepositus meaning "superintendent." The Catholic church sees the priesthood as both a re ...

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Holy Orders, Holy Orders - Definitions, Holy Orders - Episcopal concept of ordination, Holy Orders - Meaning of priesthood, Holy Orders - Process and sequence, Holy Orders - Recognition of other churches' orders, Holy Orders - Marriage and holy orders, Holy Orders - Chastity and celibacy, Holy Orders - Other concepts of ordination, Holy Orders - Methodist churches, Holy Orders - Presbyterian churches, Holy Orders - Congregationalist churches, Holy Orders - Non-traditional organizations, Holy Orders - Ordination of women, Holy Orders - Ordination of homosexuals, Holy Orders - Judaism, Holy Orders - Christianity, Holy Orders - Humanist, Holy Orders - Print resources

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Holiness: Encyclopedia II - Holy Orders - Ordination of homosexuals

Holy Orders - Judaism. The ordination of homosexuals as Rabbis is an issue being dealt with in nearly all sects of Judaism. Often this issue is dealt with by Conservative Judaism and Reform Judaism, although not exclusively. The most noted openly homosexual rabbi is Rabbi Steven Greenberg. Trembling Before G-D is a documentary dealing with homosexuality and Orthodox Judaism. ...

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Holy Orders, Holy Orders - Definitions, Holy Orders - Episcopal concept of ordination, Holy Orders - Meaning of priesthood, Holy Orders - Process and sequence, Holy Orders - Recognition of other churches' orders, Holy Orders - Marriage and holy orders, Holy Orders - Chastity and celibacy, Holy Orders - Other concepts of ordination, Holy Orders - Methodist churches, Holy Orders - Presbyterian churches, Holy Orders - Congregationalist churches, Holy Orders - Non-traditional organizations, Holy Orders - Ordination of women, Holy Orders - Ordination of homosexuals, Holy Orders - Judaism, Holy Orders - Christianity, Holy Orders - Humanist, Holy Orders - Print resources

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Holiness: Encyclopedia II - Holy Orders - Ordination of women

Many, but not all, denominations in Christendom allow the ordination of women. Notable denominations who ordain women in the USA include Episcopalians, Presbyterians (PCUSA), Lutherans (ELCA), the United Church of Christ, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), and the United Methodist Church although there are others. Many of the same denominations ordain women throughout the world. For example, the majority of the Anglican Communion, in theory allows for the ordination o ...

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Holy Orders, Holy Orders - Definitions, Holy Orders - Episcopal concept of ordination, Holy Orders - Meaning of priesthood, Holy Orders - Process and sequence, Holy Orders - Recognition of other churches' orders, Holy Orders - Marriage and holy orders, Holy Orders - Chastity and celibacy, Holy Orders - Other concepts of ordination, Holy Orders - Methodist churches, Holy Orders - Presbyterian churches, Holy Orders - Congregationalist churches, Holy Orders - Non-traditional organizations, Holy Orders - Ordination of women, Holy Orders - Ordination of homosexuals, Holy Orders - Judaism, Holy Orders - Christianity, Holy Orders - Humanist, Holy Orders - Print resources

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Holiness: Encyclopedia II - Holy Prepuce - Claimants

The abbey of Charroux claimed to possess the Holy Foreskin during the Middle Ages. It was said to have been presented to the monks by Charlemagne, who in turn is said to have claimed that it had been brought to him by an angel (although another version of the story says it was a wedding gift from the Byzantine Empress Irene). In the early 12th century, it was taken in procession to Rome where it was presented before Pope Innocent III, who was asked to rule on its authenticity. The Pope declined the opportunity. At some point, however, the re ...

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Holy Prepuce, Holy Prepuce - Theological origin, Holy Prepuce - Claimants, Holy Prepuce - Modern practices, Holy Prepuce - Allegorical importance

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Holiness: Encyclopedia II - List of holy grails - Biology

List of holy grails - Medicine. A cure or treatment for all forms of Cancer A cure or vaccine for AIDS ...

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List of holy grails, List of holy grails - Astronomy, List of holy grails - Biology, List of holy grails - Medicine, List of holy grails - Computer science, List of holy grails - Cosmology, List of holy grails - Economics, List of holy grails - Historical linguistics, List of holy grails - Mathematics, List of holy grails - Physics, List of holy grails - Applied physics, List of holy grails - High-energy physics, List of holy grails - Optics, List of holy grails - Unsorted

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Holiness: Encyclopedia II - Conservative Holiness Movement - History

The Conservative Holiness Movement is an outgrowth of the original holiness movement and is often referred to as one in the same. However, the Conservative Holiness Movement traces its beginnings to the establishment of the Inter-church Holiness Convention (IHC) in 1952. The convention was established as a means of uniting the conservative bodies of the holiness movement for edification and support. During the early 1950s, there were significant societal changes taking place in America. The Post-World War II era b ...

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Conservative Holiness Movement, Conservative Holiness Movement - Active Denominations & Organizations, Conservative Holiness Movement - Doctrine, Conservative Holiness Movement - History, Conservative Holiness Movement - Distinctives, Conservative Holiness Movement - Educational Institutions, Conservative Holiness Movement - World Mission Endeavors

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Holiness: Encyclopedia II - Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus - Veneration of the Holy Name

The veneration of the Holy Name was encouraged by the example of St. Bernard of Clairvaux, who apostrophized it in many sermons. But the greatest promoters of this devotion were St. Bernardino of Siena and his follower St. John Capistrano. "They carried with them on their missions in the turbulent cities of Italy a copy of the monogram of the Holy Name, surrounded by rays, painted on a wooden tablet, wherewith they blessed the sick and wrought great miracles. At the close of their sermons they exhibited this emblem to the faithful and asked ...

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Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus, Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus - Veneration of the Holy Name, Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus - External link

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Holiness: Encyclopedia II - Holy Orders - Episcopal concept of ordination

The episcopal (from the Greek episkopos, meaning "overseer" and from which we get the word "bishop") form of church government is followed by the Roman Catholic Church, the Orthodox Churches, and the Anglican Churches and centers around the hierarchy of bishops. Holy Orders - Meaning of priesthood. The word "priest" either derives ultimately from the Greek presbuteros meaning "elder" or the Latin praepositus meaning "superintendent." The Catholic church sees the priesthood as both a re ...

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Holy Orders, Holy Orders - Definitions, Holy Orders - Episcopal concept of ordination, Holy Orders - Meaning of priesthood, Holy Orders - Process and sequence, Holy Orders - Recognition of other churches' orders, Holy Orders - Marriage and holy orders, Holy Orders - Chastity and celibacy, Holy Orders - Other concepts of ordination, Holy Orders - Methodist churches, Holy Orders - Presbyterian churches, Holy Orders - Congregationalist churches, Holy Orders - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Holy Orders - Non-traditional organizations, Holy Orders - Ordination of women, Holy Orders - Ordination of homosexuals, Holy Orders - Judaism, Holy Orders - Christianity, Holy Orders - Humanist, Holy Orders - Print resources

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Holiness: Encyclopedia II - List of holy cities - Christianity

In addition, various Christian denominations have separate holy cities: List of holy cities - Armenian Apostolic. Echmiadzin List of holy cities - Roman Catholicism. Rome and Vatican City, Center of the Catholic Church, and site of the four Major Basilicas that are required to be visited to gain a Roman Jubilee Santiago de Compostela Site of the tomb of St. James the Greater Santo Toribio de Liébana where the largest single p ...

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List of holy cities, List of holy cities - Assyrio-Babylonian, List of holy cities - Ayyavazhi, List of holy cities - Bahá'í, List of holy cities - Buddhism, List of holy cities - Tibetan Buddhism, List of holy cities - Christianity, List of holy cities - Armenian Apostolic, List of holy cities - Roman Catholicism, List of holy cities - Eastern Orthodox, List of holy cities - Anglicanism, List of holy cities - Protestantism, List of holy cities - Latter-Day Saint Mormonism, List of holy cities - Confucianism, List of holy cities - Ancient Egypt, List of holy cities - Ancient Greece, List of holy cities - Hinduism, List of holy cities - Jyothirlingams Shaivism, List of holy cities - Kumbh Mela sites, List of holy cities - The Shankara Mathams, List of holy cities - Subrahmanya Kshetram's, List of holy cities - Ranganatha Kshetram's, List of holy cities - Islam, List of holy cities - Shia, List of holy cities - Sufism, List of holy cities - Jainism, List of holy cities - Judaism, List of holy cities - Shintoism, List of holy cities - Sikhism, List of holy cities - Taoism

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Holiness: Encyclopedia II - Holy Grail - Modern interpretations

Holy Grail - Casual metaphor. The legend of the Holy Grail is the basis of the use of the term holy grail in modern-day culture. This or that "holy grail" is seen as the distant, all-but-unobtainable ultimate goal for a person, organization, or field to achieve. For instance, cold fusion or anti-gravity devices are sometimes characterized as the "holy grail" of applied physics. (See: list of holy grails) ...

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Holy Grail, Holy Grail - Origins of the Grail, Holy Grail - The Grail, Holy Grail - Early forms of the Grail, Holy Grail - Etymology of graal, Holy Grail - The beginnings of the Grail in literature, Holy Grail - Chrétien de Troyes, Holy Grail - Robert de Boron, Holy Grail - The Grail in other early literature, Holy Grail - Ideas of the Grail, Holy Grail - The later legend, Holy Grail - Four medieval relics, Holy Grail - Modern interpretations, Holy Grail - Casual metaphor, Holy Grail - Modern retellings

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Holiness: Encyclopedia II - List of holy cities - Islam

In addition to the cities listed above the following are holy cities for some Islamic sects: List of holy cities - Shia. Najaf site of the tomb of Imam Ali in Imam Ali Mosque, who the Shi'a consider to be their founder. Also site of Wadi-us-Salaam cemetery. Karbala tomb of Husayn bin Ali in the Mashad al-Husain Mashhad site of burial of Imam Reza Qom site of the shrine of Fatima Masoumeh, sister of Imam Reza. Also site of Jamkaran mosque. List o ...

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List of holy cities, List of holy cities - Assyrio-Babylonian, List of holy cities - Ayyavazhi, List of holy cities - Bahá'í, List of holy cities - Buddhism, List of holy cities - Tibetan Buddhism, List of holy cities - Christianity, List of holy cities - Armenian Apostolic, List of holy cities - Roman Catholicism, List of holy cities - Eastern Orthodox, List of holy cities - Anglicanism, List of holy cities - Protestantism, List of holy cities - Latter-Day Saint Mormonism, List of holy cities - Confucianism, List of holy cities - Ancient Egypt, List of holy cities - Ancient Greece, List of holy cities - Hinduism, List of holy cities - Jyothirlingams Shaivism, List of holy cities - Kumbh Mela sites, List of holy cities - The Shankara Mathams, List of holy cities - Subrahmanya Kshetram's, List of holy cities - Ranganatha Kshetram's, List of holy cities - Islam, List of holy cities - Shia, List of holy cities - Sufism, List of holy cities - Jainism, List of holy cities - Judaism, List of holy cities - Shintoism, List of holy cities - Sikhism, List of holy cities - Taoism

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Holiness: Encyclopedia II - List of holy grails - Physics

List of holy grails - Applied physics. Anti-gravity devices Cold fusion Faster-than-light travel Time travel Room temperature superconductors List of holy grails - High-energy physics. The observation of a Higgs particle The observation of a Magnetic Monopole List of holy grails - Optics. A self-focusing lens that employ ...

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List of holy grails, List of holy grails - Astronomy, List of holy grails - Biology, List of holy grails - Medicine, List of holy grails - Computer science, List of holy grails - Cosmology, List of holy grails - Economics, List of holy grails - Historical linguistics, List of holy grails - Mathematics, List of holy grails - Physics, List of holy grails - Applied physics, List of holy grails - High-energy physics, List of holy grails - Optics, List of holy grails - Unsorted

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Holiness: Encyclopedia II - Conservative Holiness Movement - Distinctives

The movement itself is somewhat isolated from other "mainline" holiness groups due to its stance on holy living (dress, fashion, and entertainment). Although in recent years, common ground has been sought to make the movement more effective in this present age by focusing on evangelical outreach. Over the years with society changing so rapidly in America, the Conservative Holiness Movement has largely been successful at remaining unchanged in a changing world. However, concerns have risen over its lifespan in a society that con ...

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Conservative Holiness Movement, Conservative Holiness Movement - Active Denominations & Organizations, Conservative Holiness Movement - Doctrine, Conservative Holiness Movement - History, Conservative Holiness Movement - Distinctives, Conservative Holiness Movement - Educational Institutions, Conservative Holiness Movement - World Mission Endeavors

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Holiness: Encyclopedia II - Conservative Holiness Movement - Doctrine

The doctrine of the Conservative Holiness Movement varies from group to group; however, the common thread between them is the belief that the carnal nature (or sin nature, depravity) can be cleansed (eradicated) through faith by the power of the Holy Spirit by one who has received salvation from God through the confession of sin, repentance and faith (See also holiness movement). This belief is also called, "entire sanctification" or a "second work of grace" that enables one to live a life set apart from the world. For additional infor ...

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Conservative Holiness Movement, Conservative Holiness Movement - Active Denominations & Organizations, Conservative Holiness Movement - Doctrine, Conservative Holiness Movement - History, Conservative Holiness Movement - Distinctives, Conservative Holiness Movement - Educational Institutions, Conservative Holiness Movement - World Mission Endeavors

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Holiness: Encyclopedia II - List of holy cities - Buddhism

List of holy cities - Tibetan Buddhism. More important then anything inherent to the places is the presence of the holiest leaders, the highest lamas, who are considered reincarnations of their predecessors. Lhasa, seat of the Dalai Lama (now in exile in Dharmsala, India) in the Potala palace, also national (and under Chinese rule regional) capital of Tibet Shigatse, seat of the Panchen Lama, also the country's second city Tsurphu, (later in exile Rumtek in Sikkim, India), seat of t ...

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List of holy cities, List of holy cities - Assyrio-Babylonian, List of holy cities - Ayyavazhi, List of holy cities - Bahá'í, List of holy cities - Buddhism, List of holy cities - Tibetan Buddhism, List of holy cities - Christianity, List of holy cities - Armenian Apostolic, List of holy cities - Roman Catholicism, List of holy cities - Eastern Orthodox, List of holy cities - Anglicanism, List of holy cities - Protestantism, List of holy cities - Latter-Day Saint Mormonism, List of holy cities - Confucianism, List of holy cities - Ancient Egypt, List of holy cities - Ancient Greece, List of holy cities - Hinduism, List of holy cities - Jyothirlingams Shaivism, List of holy cities - Kumbh Mela sites, List of holy cities - The Shankara Mathams, List of holy cities - Subrahmanya Kshetram's, List of holy cities - Ranganatha Kshetram's, List of holy cities - Islam, List of holy cities - Shia, List of holy cities - Sufism, List of holy cities - Jainism, List of holy cities - Judaism, List of holy cities - Shintoism, List of holy cities - Sikhism, List of holy cities - Taoism

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