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• He attached extensive notes which mocked " priestcraft " and corrupt priests.
• Alma condemns Nehor to death for the murder of Gideon and accuses him of priestcraft ( ).
• DR is designed around three major skill types, namely combat skills, priestcraft skills and witchcraft skills.
• Deists referred to this kind of manipulation of religious doctrine as " priestcraft ", a highly derogatory term.
• Like his colleagues, Adams denounced the priestcraft and believed the principles of Jesus had deteriorated into superstition and hypocrisy.
• It smells of priestcraft . " Another speaker responded, " This is not van Dyke's prayer book.
• But he shared Jefferson's wariness of what was then termed " priestcraft, " or clerical hierarchy.
• In her own words, Williams proclaimed that the two things she was most averse to were " kingcraft and priestcraft ".
• The first section describes the origin of priestcraft and the origins of religion, which is established through a bardic form of poetry.
• Dexter responded by questioning why Catholics were not required to denounce allegiance to the Pope, because priestcraft had initiated more problems throughout history than aristocracy.
• His " Popular History of Priestcraft " ( 1833 ) won him the favour of active Nottingham, where the Howitts had made their home.
• Parwez distinguished between  deen ( a complete code of life ) versus " madhab ", which he equated with " priestcraft, " or cumulative tradition.
• According to Joseph McCabe, Garnett " cherished a genuine and somewhat mystical belief in religion, which combined hostility to priestcraft and dogma with a modified belief in astrology ".
• Most deists argued that priests had deliberately corrupted Christianity for their own gain by promoting the acceptance of miracles, unnecessary rituals, and illogical and dangerous doctrines ( these accusations were typically referred to as " priestcraft " ).
• Historian Arnold wrote, " The people of this colony had suffered too much from the superstitions and the priestcraft of the Puritans, readily to adopt their delusions, and there was no State clergy to stimulate the whimsies of their parishioners.
• "European priestcraft, " he wrote, " knows no limits to its disavowal and blasphemy against the Eternal Reality that lives in every animal . . . . The fact that Christian morality takes no thought for beasts is a defect in the system which is better admitted than perpetuated ."
• Believing that the Reformed Druidic movement would have to accept that it was essentially Neopagan in nature, Bonewits decided to found a split-off group known as the New Reformed Druids of North America ( NRDNA ), which he defined as an " Eclectic Reconstructionist Neo-Pagan Priestcraft, based primarily upon Gaulish and Celtic sources ".
• The Prophet himself emphasized this fact repeatedly and thereby meant to destroy the human tendency of priestcraft . This particular teaching was so deep that it was not until many political cross-currents amongst the Moslem States had much weakened the spiritual essence that the clergy at last won the battle which they had fought for at least a thousand years ."
• The merger of the two George Brown, founder of the Globe newspaper ( forerunner of today's Globe and Mail ) and a Father of Confederation wrote that the position of Canada West had become " a base vassalage to French-Canadian Priestcraft . " For its part, the French Canadians distrusted the growing anti-Catholic'British'population of Canada West and sought a structure that could provide at least some control over its own affairs through a Provincial legislature founded on principles of responsible government.