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Insufficient evidence renders it impossible to describe the organization of the primitive Church with any degree of accuracy . It is not known whether one officer was in authority over each congregation during the first century ; but it ...
Insufficient evidence renders it impossible to describe the organization of the primitive Church with any degree of accuracy . It is not known whether one officer was in authority over each congregation during the first century ; but it ...
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THE CHURCH COPIES ROMAN IMPERIAL ORGANIZATION The great period of organization came at the end of the third century , when the Church adopted the system of organization which Diocletian devised for the Roman Empire .
THE CHURCH COPIES ROMAN IMPERIAL ORGANIZATION The great period of organization came at the end of the third century , when the Church adopted the system of organization which Diocletian devised for the Roman Empire .
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As a rule , the councils were summoned for the purpose of settling important doctrinal disputes ; but disagreements on important matters of church organization and disputes between bishops were also discussed . By the intercommunion of ...
As a rule , the councils were summoned for the purpose of settling important doctrinal disputes ; but disagreements on important matters of church organization and disputes between bishops were also discussed . By the intercommunion of ...
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