caesaropapism in Greek
caesaropapism in Greek is Καισαροπαπισμός — caesaropapism means caesaropapism is a system in which a political ruler also holds authority over religious or church affairs.
caesaropapism in Greek
Καισαροπαπισμός
Pronounced: Kaisaropapismos
(government, religion) The combination of state (originally imperial) power with religious authority; state authority over ecclesiastical matters.
What does "caesaropapism" mean?
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noun Caesaropapism is a system in which a political ruler also holds authority over religious or church affairs.
"Historians sometimes use caesaropapism to describe rulers who controlled church appointments."
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caesaropapism in a sentence
- Historians sometimes use caesaropapism to describe rulers who controlled church appointments.
- The report accused the government of caesaropapism after it took over the running of the church.
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What is "caesaropapism" in Greek?
"caesaropapism" in Greek is Καισαροπαπισμός. caesaropapism means: Caesaropapism is a system in which a political ruler also holds authority over religious or church affairs.
How do you pronounce Καισαροπαπισμός?
"caesaropapism" in Greek is Καισαροπαπισμός, pronounced "Kaisaropapismos".
How do you use "caesaropapism" in a sentence?
Example: "Historians sometimes use caesaropapism to describe rulers who controlled church appointments." In Greek, "caesaropapism" is Καισαροπαπισμός.
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