| The piece is about ecclesiasticism, and the big but contained joy that informs the act of creativity — along with power and elegance and modesty. |
| But the moral order is no more a part of ecclesiasticism than earthquakes are. |
| It is seen in politics, in philanthropy, in ecclesiasticism, and in education. |
| Sphere sovereignty is an alternative to the world views of ecclesiasticism and secularism. |
| From the start the United Society drew intense criticism for ecclesiasticism and theological liberalism. |
| Their scepticism about Universals thus overleapt itself, and fell on the other side, into obscurantist ecclesiasticism. |
