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"denomination" Definitions
  1. a branch of the Christian Church
  2. a branch of any religion
  3. a unit of value, especially of money

430 Sentences With "denomination"

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Men exercise "headship" over their wives, establishing a hierarchy whose basic mechanics differ from denomination to denomination.
The Kol Nidre is followed by a day's worth of services at the synagogue, the precise hours of which vary from denomination to denomination.
The United States is one of only three industrialized nations, along with Argentina and Botswana, that still use low-denomination paper bills rather than high-denomination coins.
"The adjusted specified denomination equals the sum of the specified denomination of each instrument and accrued and unpaid interest in respect of the specified denomination of each instrument (or amortised face amount in case of any zero coupon note) up to and including March 1, 2015," it said.
The denomination of the bill has not yet been announced.
The note is an unusually large denomination, worth nearly $600.
The PCA is a conservative denomination that originated early 1970s Alabama.
And finally, Sunday Service isn't associated with any particular Christian denomination.
Batiz was raised in the Church of Christ, an evangelical denomination.
No organization representing the Orthodox denomination appeared to sign the statement.
In Luther's native Germany roughly half the Christians follow his denomination.
Conservatism is a denomination within Judaism akin to Reform, Orthodox, Reconstructionist.
Some economists have called for the abolition of high-denomination bills.
We were the first denomination to come out for marriage equality.
In 2012, the denomination elected its first black president, the Rev.
Each denomination of Protestantism had its own specific theology and approach.
Every church was opposed to her, every denomination, not just the Catholics.
After the referendum, overseas buyers apparently loaded up on high-denomination bills.
The president must be a Maronite, from the country's largest Christian denomination.
I would love to see another denomination and that could take place.
Texas will begin issuing #txcurrency with a $10 denomination featuring Willie Nelson.
The family didn't have smaller denomination notes with them for the fare.
I did not know that Sunni are the world's largest religious denomination.
It's not about a faith, tradition or a church or a denomination.
"We like the non-dollar denomination, which provides currency diversification," Schmitzer said.
That's the way it is in most churches, whatever denomination, whatever Sunday.
New higher-denomination bills are due to start being released on Thursday.
However, not everyone in the denomination was initially willing to denounce Patterson.
"Large denomination notes are completely unnecessary for normal modern life," says Sands.
I would love to see another denomination, and that could take place.
A local pastor from the denomination of the departed reads from Scripture.
Arthur K. White, who would lead the denomination until the early 299.1s.
If we were Baptist or some other denomination, we had been immersed.
Every denomination has problems like this, whether Christians or Jews or Muslims.
Andina did not mention the timing or currency denomination of the offering.
The colors vary slightly from denomination to denomination, but the wreath always has four candles on it — typically three dark purple or blue, one rose-colored — and a white candle in the middle to light on Christmas Eve.
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, the largest Lutheran denomination in the U.S., announced Wednesday that it had voted to become a "sanctuary church body" for undocumented immigrants, claiming to be the first North American denomination to do so.
"This is not a denomination issue, it&aposs a church decision," Wright said.
The largest rupiah denomination is currently 100,000 and the smallest note is 1,000.
Her father was a preacher and official in the Assemblies of God denomination.
The denomination is organized around traditional Jewish teachings analyzed with a contemporary lens.
It is a large denomination in a widely circulated and easily convertible currency.
Mennonites, seen here in Indian Creek, Belize, are a traditionally sectarian Christian denomination.
The largest Protestant denomination in the country expelled a small church in Texas.
"Be aware that a lot of policymakers don't like high-denomination bills," he said.
Andina did not mention the timing, location or currency denomination of the potential offering.
Last year's voiding of high-denomination notes was "idiotic", he told a television interviewer.
Negative rates would be easier to implement, especially if high-denomination banknotes were abolished.
But Blaine clauses can be used as weapons to attack any unpopular religious denomination.
All state courts need do is brand a disfavored denomination as "sectarian" and—presto!
The smartest thing might be to scrap high-denomination banknotes rather than renewing them.
The church is part of PCA, a conservative denomination that originated early 1970s Alabama.
He continued his spending spree using $20 bills — the denomination of the Brink's cash.
Viktor Zhenkov, a lawyer for the denomination, said Jehovah's Witnesses would appeal the ruling.
And every denomination, every church, every pastor, helps shape what that ideology will be.
Former Bank Chief Calls for Ban on High-Denomination Notes | By taking high-denomination bank notes from circulation, governments could make life harder for criminals, argues Peter Sands, the former chief executive of Standard Chartered bank, in a paper published on Sunday.
To calculate it, I simply assign each adherent for each denomination the change in the GOP's share of his or her county's votes from 83 to 28, add these all up, then divide by the total national number of adherents for that denomination.
The government hoovers up all the American dollars (the country's main denomination) it can find.
While Trump complimented Tubman he said he didn't agree with replacing Jackson on the denomination.
Even in my own denomination, there are people right now who can't overcome the history.
No other religious denomination claims such a high percentage of souls in any one state.
Withdrawal of such high denomination notes is a bold decision in curbing the parallel economy.
It is the second largest Jewish denomination in the United States, right behind Reform Judaism.
There has been pressure to get rid of high denomination notes to curb international crime.
Missouri's constitution prohibits "any church, sect or denomination of religion" from receiving state taxpayer money.
The denomination was founded in 1845, when it split from other Baptists who opposed slavery.
What we loosely call evangelical Christianity -- specifically, the American denomination called Pentecostalism -- continues that tradition.
Without even knowing the person, who he is, no matter what denomination he subscribes to.
Depending on the denomination, you can attend on Sunday mornings, Saturday afternoon or Wednesday night.
Germany, in particular, needed some convincing — the large denomination note was a symbol of pride.
Government finances may also benefit from a proportion of high-denomination notes not being traded.
Q. So here you are, the first black presiding bishop of a predominantly white denomination.
The Treasury argued that production of the low-denomination coins no longer made financial sense.
The denomination began in 1845 when it split from Baptists in the North over slavery.
Switzerland saw the rise of John Calvin (whose own Protestant denomination, Calvinism, bears his name).
Many are interested in socially engaged models of Christianity, especially the Protestant denomination of Calvinism.
Heavens, no: The show is deeply respectful of the world's largest Christian denomination, even reverential.
"The one thing you can't do under the establishment clause is denomination favoritism," he said.
I only have small denomination coins, so I opt not to contribute to the basket.
It is the second-largest Protestant denomination in the United States, not in the world.
ZIMBABWE CENBANK GOVERNOR MANGUDYA SAYS WILL GRADUALLY INTRODUCE LARGER DENOMINATION NOTES OF ZIMBABWE DOLLAR CURRENCY
The policy would also require groups within the denomination to "certify adherence" to the rule.
After its destruction, the denomination was determined to rebuild it as a testament to faith.
The churches would face removal from the denomination if they did not affirm that position.
Leaders of the nation's third-largest denomination said Friday that the United Methodist Church will begin allowing same-sex marriage and LGBTQ clergy, while "traditionalist" Methodists, who oppose gay marriage and the ordination of LGBTQ clergy, will create a separate denomination, The Washington Post reported.
While Christians of any denomination can observe Holy Week, it's usually observed more strictly within Catholicism.
A surge in digital payments may be contributing to the lessening demand for lower denomination bills.
Most ATMs in India are stocked with the higher denomination currency bills that are now untenable.
The New York Times has joined the chorus calling for the elimination of large-denomination bills.
I think very diff to put a specific time denomination on negs as complex as these.
The Moravian church is a Protestant denomination, and many adherents settled in Pennsylvania in the 1700s.
Mr Modi's most innovative decision was also his worst: the abrupt cancellation of high-denomination banknotes.
Some have used the opportunity to post jokes or funny memes about their chosen Christian denomination.
The new denomination, which does not ordain LGBTQ pastors or allow same-sex marriages, is small.
The issue of ordaining and marrying LGBTQ people has been contentious within the denomination for decades.
Now the United Methodist Church, the nation's second largest Protestant denomination, has reached another breaking point.
I know that tradition of boldness will continue no matter what our denomination configuration may be.
Imagine that a proposal to phase out high-denomination notes was implemented in the United States.
The Rs 2,000 denomination has a motif of Mangalayan (India's Mars mission) on the back side.
The denomination has split about a dozen times in its history, notably over slavery and race.
Some have discussed leaving the denomination and possibly creating a new alliance for gay-friendly churches.
The plan would sunder a denomination with 13 million members globally — roughly half of them in the United States — and create at least one new "traditionalist Methodist" denomination that would continue to ban same-sex marriage as well as the ordination of gay and lesbian clergy.
The government had to print a 100 quintillion note (with 20 zeroes), the highest denomination ever produced.
The Eastern Orthodox Church is the second largest Christian denomination worldwide with more than 250 million members.
The biggest banknote in circulation, the SSP100, is now the world's least valuable highest-denomination national note.
Prominent economists, such as Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University, are keen to scrap big-denomination notes altogether.
Banks are already refusing to accept two-bolívar notes, the lowest denomination, although they are brand new.
As of now, Bank has sufficient notes of Rs.100/- denomination to be dispensed through ATMs & Branches.
India scrapped its bigger denomination currency notes this week and began issuing two new notes shortly afterwards.
CKHH mitigates such risks by broadly matching the denomination of debt with the currency of underlying assets.
It's a denomination w/in Judaism (think Episcopalian or Baptists within Protestantism) and you get the drift.
Demand for high-denomination U.S. bills is not slowing down, despite less demand for cash in general.
But to gauge risk of re-denomination rather than just default, nominal yield spreads may be inadequate.
Small-denomination, interest-free bonds would be issued to firms and individuals owed money by the state.
The U.S. is one of only three industrialized nations to still have a single denomination paper note.
Its denomination of origin includes five Mexican states including Jalisco, where the alcohol's namesake town is located.
Their Unitarian Universalist denomination calls for the use of social action to advance progressive principles, they explained.
The women's show of solidarity underscores what is at stake for the Mennonites, a conservative Christian denomination.
Mennonites, a traditionally sectarian Christian denomination, trace their roots to the Anabaptist wing of the Protestant Reformation.
"Not all of them are deeply interested in becoming yet another member of a denomination," he added.
Of those South Koreans who identify as religious, more than 60% belong to a mainstream Christian denomination.
Notably, the number of 1,000 Swiss franc notes in use has risen faster than any other denomination.
Liberals who remained with their home denomination seem just as relieved to have laid down their swords.
The Serbian Orthodox Church is the largest denomination in Montenegro, a tiny Balkan country of 620,000 people.
The cash consists of crisp bills arranged from highest to lowest denomination, all facing the same way.
Church leaders say the move will almost surely lead more liberal members to leave the mainline denomination.
Among them is the Church of Sweden, a Lutheran denomination, which decided to ordain women in 1958.
In 1974, tequila became the first product outside Europe to be protected by a denomination of origin.
The old notes of 500-rupee and 1,000-rupee denomination ceased to be legal tender from Dec.
"The last several years, the ethos of the denomination has been characterized more by mistrust and misunderstanding."
If I was going to join ranks with Jesus freaks, I should choose a denomination with backbone!
He was fortunate enough to have another denomination in his area that accepted gays, and accepted him.
Back in April, analysts at State Bank of India said that demonetization of large-denomination notes was possible.
The 100-bolívar note, long the highest denomination, is worth less than three cents on the black market.
India features only Mahatma Gandhi on every denomination, South Africa only Nelson Mandela, and China only Mao Zedong.
Two years later he withdrew various high denomination notes and replaced them with 45- and 90-kyat ones.
Arnold is communicating something outside of a specific denomination, or even the idea of God, in American Honey.
When pollsters queried religious preferences in the 1950s, some 95% of Americans gave a specific denomination or tradition.
Only a tenth of those who identify as Christians of one denomination or another still show up weekly.
The lowest denomination is $25, with penny increments available above that up to a maximum of $10,000 annually.
In 2016, meanwhile, Modi surprised Indians by saying he was withdrawing certain high denomination currency notes from circulation.
The Union for Reform Judaism, representing the largest Jewish denomination in America, put out a statement slamming Trump.
Some suspect that most high-denomination notes are in the hands not of anxious savers, but of criminals.
Most are evangelical, emphasising a personal faith based on conversion rather than a cultural affiliation to a denomination.
Danny Akin, a denomination leader and president of the Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, called Gaines on the phone.
They wonder how we could possibly be part of a denomination that counts Dr. Patterson as a leader.
That suggests the case for getting rid of Britain's highest-denomination note is weaker than for equivalents elsewhere.
Bank managers stacked up bricks of 653-yuan notes (China's largest denomination) to show they had sufficient cash.
That includes five hectares, or 12.4 acres, of secluded countryside, and biodynamic vineyards that qualify for Brunello denomination.
In November 2016, he imperiled a sick economy by unilaterally announcing the cancellation of large-denomination rupee notes.
"Without even knowing the person, who he is, no matter what denomination he subscribes to," said a witness.
Followers of the Christian denomination that claims about 8 million members worldwide, are well known as conscientious objectors.
I would love to leave Andrew Jackson and see if we can maybe come up with another denomination.
They both went on to pursue ordination in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), a mainline Protestant denomination.
Today, many pollsters rely on combinations of self-identification, belief, denomination, or race as drivers of evangelical identity.
William Barber, a civil rights activist and mainline Protestant pastor within the Disciples of Christ denomination, and Rev.
At some point, the community converted its church from the Presbyterian denomination to an African Methodist Episcopal one.
Another is his estrangement from a denomination dependent on corporate largess to fund its media-centric spiritual mission.
With about 15 million members, the Southern Baptist Convention is the largest Protestant denomination in the United States.
Christians from across denominational lines and those belonging to no denomination breached the lines of segregation as one.
But victims' advocates said the denomination is still not doing enough to prevent abuse and hold leaders accountable.
The name of the absolute is not written in the language of any single denomination or intellectual province.
In 2000, half of Americans belonged to a Protestant denomination; today, that number is down to 30 percent.
The proposal calls for a new traditionalist Methodist denomination opposed to gay marriage and ordination of LGBT clergy.
Local churches will choose whether to join any new traditionalist denomination or remain in the United Methodist Church.
But church leaders said the move will almost surely lead more liberal members to leave the mainline denomination.
Gaza has around 1,000 Christians, most of them from the Greek Orthodox denomination who celebrate Christmas on Jan.
Absalom Jones had officially established the American Methodist Episcopal Church, the first national black denomination in the country.
The company mitigates such risks through broadly matching the denomination of debt with the currency of its underlying assets.
The maximum amount "air time" on offer is five hours for A$500 (the same denomination in U.S. dollars).
Last month, in a dramatic effort to curb corruption, India's government cancelled all its high-denomination banknotes without warning.
Helping to support gold was a pick-up in demand in India after the withdrawal of high-denomination banknotes.
At the time, these were the biggest denomination currency notes in India and with massive penetration in the market.
Those notes are worth roughly $7.53 and $30.14, respectively, but they represent very large-denomination bills in the country.
By contrast, half of American adults have switched religious denomination at some point, according to the Pew Research Centre.
Yet lawmen suspect that most high-denomination notes are in the hands not of jittery savers, but of criminals.
In rich countries, high denomination notes are commonly used for tax evasion, drug trafficking and money laundering more generally.
A denomination of bits that are equal to $1 USD today could be worth $10 tomorrow, or much less.
Three men try, with little success, to fix a photocopier; others organise piles of kyat, Myanmar's currency, by denomination.
Patterson's denomination, which is guided by the belief that men should lead the church, now faces a major dilemma.
She grew up in Columbus, Ga., as a pastor's daughter raised in the Assemblies of God, a Pentecostal denomination.
I THINK IT'S VERY DIFFICULT TO PUT A SPECIFIC TIME DENOMINATION ON NEGOTIATIONS THAT ARE AS COMPLEX AS THESE.
He is co-author of "Christian Minister's Manual: For the Pulpit and the Public Square for All Denomination" (2017).
In addition to overextending itself materially, it has angered Asian and African majorities of every faith and ethnic denomination.
Just among Methodists, there are more than 150 out queer clergy members, and that's considering we're a discriminatory denomination!
An earlier version of this obituary misstated the denomination of the church Yu attended when she was a child.
Without immigration, both past and future, the Roman Catholic Church is not the only denomination that would face collapse.
There are few high denomination bills in circulation, which means you can wind up with thick stacks of cash.
One bishop suggested placing "canonical penalties" on members of the denomination who participated in separating migrant families, RNS reported.
But presiding over a Pentecostal denomination of roughly six million members worldwide, he is well aware of his power.
There was concern among members of the public about changing larger denomination banknotes for new ones once they expired.
Mario Rafael Piña, a teller, said the bank had no idea when it would receive the higher-denomination bills.
Many institutions that provide services to older adults — especially long-term care facilities — are affiliated with a religious denomination.
The plurality, 49 percent, are Hiloni — a secular group more like American Jews of no denomination than Reform Jews.
The government decided to introduce a new 500 rupee note and also introduce a higher denomination banknote of 2,000 rupees.
SBC leaders say there are many more cases — adding up to a humiliating debacle for the 15.2 million-member denomination.
In 2016, the Church of Scotland, a protestant denomination, announced that it was considering performing online baptisms, amid plummeting membership.
Prince became a Jehovah's Witness in 2003, and the denomination released a statement saying it is saddened by his death.
The largest denomination is worth about $8.13 in U.S. currency but is above the national minimum wage of 40,000 bolivars.
In Islam, the divinity and infallibility of the Quran is the only thing that every sect and denomination agrees on.
Stutzman, a member of the Southern Baptist denomination, believes that marriage should be exclusively between a man and a woman.
High denomination notes are arguably an anachronism in a modern economy given the availability and effectiveness of electronic payment alternatives.
But now, that same denomination—"one bitcoin"—is equivalent to more money than many of us see in a month.
Indians woke up to the surprise announcement from Prime Minister Narendra Modi about the withdrawal of bigger denomination currency notes.
Earlier this month the government withdrew large denomination notes in an attempt to uncover billions of dollars in undeclared wealth.
"The houses of worship are surely of value to whatever denomination," said Cioffi, who was not involved in the research.
In China, where the denomination is outlawed, she cultivated secular friendships for the first time in order to secretly proselytize.
Gerson fails to mention that every major evangelical denomination split along regional lines based on divisions over the slavery question.
But in 1962, his denomination asked him to found a new church in Bel Air and to become its pastor.
It is also worth pointing out that in pretty much every Protestant denomination, women are a large majority of churchgoers.
The church is now searching for a new senior pastor, the latest trial for a denomination which has survived many.
The decision to dismiss a single church from the denomination comes months after leaders vowed action and instituted new protocols.
The government's recent ban on large-denomination bills has pushed millions of small and midsize businesses toward a cashless economy.
India is experiencing an acute shortage of bills to replace the large-denomination notes that were banned as of Nov.
" He added: "I would love to leave Andrew Jackson and see if we can maybe come up with another denomination.
When she passes him a twenty, she observes him registering the denomination and possibly developing some parting fondness for her.
But in the United States, the vote poses a significant risk for a denomination that struggles to attract young people.
Tom Lambrecht, 64, an ordained elder from Texas, said the denomination must uphold its traditions if it is to survive.
The government decided to introduce a new 500 rupee note and also introduce a higher denomination banknote of 2,183 rupees.
White evangelicals were the only major Christian denomination to as a group indicate that Christians face more discrimination than Muslims.
Small businesses were hit by India's ban on high denomination notes in 2016, which was aimed to prevent them hoarding cash.
The Establishment Clause of the First Amendment commands that one religious denomination cannot be officially preferred over another by the government.
But they are the leaders of the Sunni denomination of Islam to which the vast majority of the world's Muslims adhere.
Evans' strategy"My style is discretionary but I do try to scalp with size in the lower-denomination stocks," he said.
Go to the ATM, and withdraw the perfect gift for most college students in the crisp denomination of your choice. Bye!
The government has decided to introduce a new 21 rupee note and also introduce a higher denomination banknote of 2000,2100 rupees.
My denomination of Christianity is accepting and affirming, but many other branches of the church feel otherwise about the queer community.
As an outspoken critic of Trump in 2016, Moore became a polarizing figure last year -- at least temporarily -- within the denomination.
ROSS: IT'S HARD TO PUT AN EXACT TIME DENOMINATION ON IT BECAUSE CONGRESS IS SO PROCESS-DRIVEN RATHER THAN RESULTS DRIVEN.
One is sheer numbers — Catholics make up about a quarter of the American population and are the largest single religious denomination.
Denomination effect is when people are less likely to spend large bills than their equivalent value in small bills or coins.
Seventh Day Adventists are a protestant Christian denomination whose American members, on average, live several years longer than the national average.
Christmas Eve is weird whatever your denomination, though I suppose an argument may be made for Noche Buena as pretty fun.
Not a single evangelical Christian (a group that comprises about one quarter of Americans), or even a Protestant of any denomination.
A.T.M.s, which typically can hold up to a thousand bills of any denomination, have long been an obvious target for thieves.
Yet Pillar of Fire owes its existence to Bishop White, the first female bishop of any Christian denomination in American history.
Southern Baptist leaders can request information from the involved parties, they say, but the denomination does not conduct independent, thorough investigations.
Schism will be painful for some because it will force individual congregations to decide which denomination to affiliate with going forward.
My denomination, the United Church of Christ, has a long history of defending the voiceless, the mistreated, the least of these.
S.A.); the United Church of Christ; the Union for Reform Judaism; and Dr. Barber's denomination, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).
The pope heads a church which has 1.3 billion members worldwide and is the largest Christian denomination in the United States.
But the largest Protestant Christian denomination in the United States, and arguably the most conservative, politically, has an eye on the future.
Sessions also was criticized Wednesday at the annual meeting of the largest black denomination in the U.S., the National Baptist Convention USA.
"I don&apost have any animosity against the Catholic denomination at all or the people that are fussing about this," Wright said.
Q. Is that part of the motivation for doing this racial reconciliation effort, that you're just trying to grow your own denomination?
The Mufti Office of the Muslim Denomination also opposed ratification and said: "gender topics are dangerous, bottomless traps" that endanger Bulgarian society.
Depending on the denomination, All Saints' Day won't necessarily be observed on November 1 but on the first Sunday of November, instead.
T) can be crammed with some 150 million yen to 1.6 billion yen ($1.3 million-$14 million) in Japan's biggest-denomination bills.
That makes the largest-denomination note of 217 bolivars now worth less than 3 U.S. cents in the crisis-hit OPEC nation.
Copts make up about 10 percent of the 92-million population of mostly Muslim Egypt and are the region's largest Christian denomination.
According to Sands, high-denomination notes are far more attractive for criminals as payment methods than Bitcoin, gold, diamonds or bank transactions.
The initials stand for African Methodist Episcopal, a denomination founded by a former slave tired of being discriminated against by white Christians.
After the European Central Bank phases out the €20.4 note by the end of 2500, the next highest denomination will be €200.
It attributed this to its crackdown on tax evasion through measures such as demonetisation, which took large-denomination notes out of circulation.
After all, the Southern Baptist Convention is less a denomination than a fellowship of some 47,000 churches, all of which are autonomous.
Those arrested include top-ranking leaders of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints—a fundamentalist denomination of Mormonism.
His family was surviving on 1,500 rupees in small-denomination notes that he fished out of his daughter's piggy bank, he said.
Outside city jails, gang members sold crack cocaine at multiple locations in the Bronx and counterfeited large-denomination currency, the indictments charge.
The agreement, which was facilitated by mediation expert Kenneth Feinberg, reportedly gives $85033 million to the "traditional" denomination that will be formed.
" — Apurva Kalidendi, a homemaker in Bangalore "We cannot buy things from nearby shops anymore because they don't have bills of higher denomination.
As someone serving a progressive mainline Protestant denomination, I went through extensive training on cultural competency, postcolonial theory and faith-rooted organizing.
Stutzman, a member of the Southern Baptist denomination, has said she believes marriage should be exclusively between a man and a woman.
Following the 2018 overhaul, the highest denomination notes were 500 bolivars, which now would not be enough to buy a piece of candy.
Other small denomination coins were also found during the renovation of the Abbey as well an order of service for May 15 1902.
The Southern Baptist Convention, the largest Protestant denomination in the United States, is holding its annual meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday in Dallas.
Last year, the government announced plans to demonetize large denomination bank notes in an effort to crack down on tax evasion and counterfeits.
As Ross Douthat pointed out last year, the current trend lines follow the Easter gospels across denomination: The women stay, the men flee.
At Queen's University Belfast, by contrast, the teaching of theology to undergraduates has at least until recently been delegated to one Christian denomination.
The government said on Sunday that banks had received 3 trillion rupees ($44 billion) of large-denomination notes since the move was announced.
Welby is spiritual head of the worldwide Anglican communion, which counts about 85 million members and is the world's third-largest Christian denomination.
Some have even proposed simply going by bits, making one bitcoin a denomination of one million bits being sent through the Bitcoin network.
In the United States, the largest denomination is $100, after the Federal Reserve discontinued the $500, $1,20083, $5,000 and $10,219 bills in 2500.
It's called #Spam4Roosevelt, inspired by the president whose profile was slapped on the denomination (which was originally proposed by, yes, Hamilton) in 1946.
In the aftermath of the announcement, many queued outside ATMs to withdraw Rs 100 (the biggest denomination available now) notes before midnight struck.
Hearteningly, a number of delegates to the convention reacted badly to Pence, including J. D. Greear, the newly elected president of the denomination.
On Tuesday, the US Southern Baptist Convention, the largest Protestant Christian denomination in the country, voted that members stop displaying the Confederate flag.
And the examples of both gold and large-denomination banknotes suggest that this kind of demand could support a lot of asset value.
Religion News Service calculated in 2015 that a majority of religious women belong to a denomination that generally prohibits them from becoming leaders.
Many economists and businesspeople blame the dip in investment on the unexpected national campaign in November 2016 to recall large-denomination rupee notes.
Paige Patterson, president of the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, have convulsed the Southern Baptist Convention, the nation's largest Protestant denomination.
The students, Jarred Karal and Ryan Mucaj, both 21, were charged with ridicule on account of creed, religion, color, denomination, nationality or race.
I do not believe that it is the right of any denomination or faction of the Jewish community to declare itself the mainstream.
The relaunch -- a process many Christian churches refer to as replanting -- comes as the United Methodist Church denomination as a whole is aging.
In a sign of how different the modern church is, the local presiding elder of the denomination, Robert Saydee, is an African refugee.
Born in 1964 and raised in Zarephath in a family devoted to the Pillar of Fire, he believed the denomination needed to change.
Copts make up the largest Christian denomination in Egypt, Sudan, and Libya, and are one of the oldest Christian communities in the region.
It was Land, who looked as if he had been beamed in from a different dimension, or at any rate a different denomination.
All current clergy and lay employees of the denomination, even if they affiliate with the traditionalists, will get to keep their pension plans.
In its judgment Friday, the Supreme Court overturned that defense, ruling that devotees of Lord Ayappa did not constitute a separate religious denomination.
Several people also rushed to gas stations to make use of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes and get some smaller denomination bills.
The government said that the new note also carries improved identification mark so that visually impaired people are able to identify the denomination.
Just a third of those who belong to a mainline Protestant denomination and 39 percent of Catholics say they attend church services regularly.
Benoit Coeure, an ECB policymaker, told Le Parisien newspaper on Thursday that the central bank was considering the future of its largest denomination.
Much of the gain from canceling larger-denomination bills accrues not to the government and its budget but rather to India's central bank.
And if they're comfortable, they should start a dialogue with their faith leaders about the role of sexual identity within their particular denomination.
The Southern Baptists are facing their own #MeToo crisis as the biggest Protestant denomination in the U.S. heads into its annual meeting next week.
Patanjali also suffered, like many others, from Modi's 2016 ban on high-denomination banknotes and 2017 introduction of a new goods and services tax.
With the combination of fixed fuel prices and raging inflation, buying cheap fuel has become one of the only uses for low-denomination bills.
In November last year, the government decided to introduce a new 500 rupee note and also introduce a higher denomination banknote of 2,000 rupees.
In addition to its debates over gender roles, the SBC has struggled to overcome its history as a denomination formed in defense of slaveholders.
The central bank's new currency designs will be for notes that use the current denomination system and will feature images of historic Indonesian figures.
In late 2016, Modi's government unexpectedly withdrew all 500 and 1,000-rupee banknotes from circulation and issued new 500 and 2,000-rupee denomination notes.
Mr. Weidenfeld's memory of being offered sanctuary in prewar Britain by the Plymouth Brethren, an evangelical Christian denomination, remained with him his whole life.
Monday's letter is not the first time that members of Sessions' United Methodist denomination have spoken out against the policy of separating immigrant families.
Many of Trinidad and Tobago's state schools have religious affiliations but are ethnically mixed; the government pays most of their costs regardless of denomination.
Dr. Schweiker says it's far more common for someone to say that they belong to a denomination of Christianity that has roots in Calvinism.
Dr. Hill left his childhood denomination, the Southern Baptist Convention, for the Anglican Communion, which emphasizes its Catholic past and has a monastic tradition.
But with just the small stock of smaller denomination notes available and a struggle to get hold of new bills, consumers are holding back.
Deanna Hollas -- was ordained by the Presbyterian Church USA, the largest Presbyterian denomination in the United States, as a minister of word and sacrament.
One prominent evangelical was conspicuously missing: Russell Moore, the public face and chief lobbyist of the Southern Baptist Convention, the country's largest Protestant denomination.
And how can the denomination square a belief in submissive, obedient women with a commitment to fighting sexual harassment, sexual abuse, and gender discrimination?
Evangelicals obey no canon law; each denomination is responsible for itself, an outgrowth of the Protestant belief in the individual priesthood of every believer.
Glen Bayly, a retired minister in the Christian & Missionary Alliance, an evangelical denomination, stood with the conservative protesters, holding a sign supporting Jack Phillips.
For instance, the denomination effect is when people are less likely to spend large bills than their equivalent value in small bills or coins.
Peter Sands, a former banker turned Harvard academic, has studied the role that large denomination notes play in organised crime and in financing terrorism.
Barack Obama spoke at national meetings for the United Church of Christ, his own denomination, and a gathering of the African Methodist Episcopal Church.
The House also added nonlicensed counselors into the bill, banning anyone operating for a religious organization, religious denomination or church, the news outlet reported.
It should be bought in coins or bars, which he referred to as "10 tolas," a common denomination for gold bars in South Asia.
Even their own Mennonite congregation put out a statement saying that while the denomination opposes gay marriage, "not every congregation" or Mennonite does. Mrs.
Fred Luter Jr. Leaders of the denomination said in the report released Wednesday that they were committed to coming to terms with its past.
For the past three weeks, he has accepted 'IOUs' as payment from customers since he cannot break the high-denomination note into smaller change.
After moving to Kansas, he joined the Eastminster Presbyterian Church in Wichita, which is affiliated with the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, a relatively conservative denomination.
Yeah, I was raised C.O.G.I.C. which is Church of God in Christ, a very conservative, very strict denomination of Christianity in the black community.
It was at that point that Graves-Fitzsimmons decided to leave the Methodist Church after having been a member of the denomination since childhood.
"I'm grateful to see this step being taken," Rachael Denhollander, who advises the denomination in its sex abuse study group, said of Tuesday's decision.
The denomination was formed, in 1845, by white Southerners who split off from a national Baptist movement that was growing increasingly intolerant of slavery.
When the Southern Baptist Convention met in Alabama last month, the denomination created a committee to evaluate allegations against churches accused of mishandling abuse.
If the council upholds the plan, many fear a split is imminent, and that liberal members and more progressive churches will leave the denomination.
Uncertainty surrounding the impact of the government's last week move to withdraw higher-denomination bank notes and slow replenishment in new bills, also prevailed.
Trump claimed membership in the Presbyterian Church USA in 2016 but that denomination reported no records of his membership in any of their churches.
One amendment, which would have allowed churches to depart from the denomination while keeping their property in some cases, failed by only two votes.
For many people without bank accounts, the bills, which have long been the country's highest-denomination note, are their primary means of saving money.
The African Methodist Episcopal denomination was one of the first Protestant churches created by black people, and has several thousand congregations around the country.
Modi has held a series of rallies across the state, turning his controversial policy to abolish high-denomination banknotes into the centerpiece of the campaign.
The church, which operates in Oregon and Idaho, has about 1,000 members and is rooted in Pentecostalism, although it is not affiliated with any denomination.
The Copts, an Orthodox denomination who make up about 10 percent of Egypt's more than 90 million inhabitants, are the Middle East's largest Christian community.
Like Reed's translucent sculpture, which harks back to reliquaries, Habib's work looks at how the book functions outside of its denomination as a content holder.
Launched in November, the small-denomination bond notes are officially valued at 1:1 to the dollar but cannot be easily exchanged into U.S. currency.
"The move to restrict the circulation of large-denomination currency notes represents a major step in the government's fight against black money," Riser-Kositsky said.
The black church, more specifically the Church of God In Christ, the Pentecostal denomination I grew up in, most taught me how to judge people.
"The Bible does not justify discrimination masked as racism, sexism, economic inequality, oppression or the abuse of children," said the council, leaders of the denomination.
"By eliminating high denomination, high value notes we would make life harder for those pursuing tax evasion, financial crime, terrorist finance and corruption," Sands wrote.
And when it comes to fertility, the Sunni denomination — which is predominant in countries such as Egypt, Turkey, and Syria — has some relatively strict rules.
Russell Moore heads the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, the public policy arm of the largest, typically quite conservative American Protestant denomination.
With around 15 million members, it is the largest Protestant denomination in the country, and thus forms the heart of President Donald Trump's evangelical support.
The solution to this national security issue is simple: bring back the currently maligned large denomination bills like the $500, which was discontinued in 1969.
If only small bills are allowed, then people making illegal payments need briefcases stacked with huge numbers of small denomination bills like $203 and $10s.
Last November, India unexpectedly announced all 500 and 1,000 rupee banknotes would be withdrawn from circulation, replaced by new 500 and 2,000 rupee denomination notes.
Gruyere is a cheese from Switzerland that's name protected, similar to the denomination of champagne for sparkling wine made in the Champagne region of France.
One, you have to be Jewish, defined by Birthright as having at least one Jewish birth parent or having converted through a recognized Jewish denomination.
The focus is not on any particular belief system or denomination, but on the abstract forces — beauty, nature, loss — that can shape an inner life.
It was November 000, and when Mr. Modi abruptly announced that large denomination rupee notes were invalid and being replaced with new currency, panic erupted.
The ruling, which confirmed an order last month by the Justice Ministry that the denomination be "liquidated" — essentially eliminated or disbanded — had been widely expected.
The plan, if approved at the church&aposs worldwide conference in Minneapolis in May, would divide the third-largest US Christian denomination into two branches.
That move was backed by proponents as a way to keep the increasingly fractious denomination together amid widespread disagreements about scripture and same-sex relationships.
It has been reported that high-denomination bills will be issued in December, but for now the largest Venezuelan note is still a hundred bolivares.
Once the agreement is written in more granular detail, it must be approved when the denomination meets for its global conference in Minneapolis in May.
Minor noted that Walker had made it clear that such recommendations were not qualifications and did not mean he was excluding any faith or denomination.
Some pastors and bishops in the United States are already talking about leaving the denomination and possibly creating a new alliance for gay-friendly churches.
An article on Wednesday about an attack on a police checkpoint near St. Catherine's Monastery in the Sinai Peninsula of Egypt misstated the monastery's denomination.
But the program was remarkable for the large number of evangelicals participating, including two former presidents of the Southern Baptist Convention, the country's largest evangelical denomination.
The denomination&aposs media office tweeted Monday that members of the executive committee had voted to withdraw fellowship from Raleigh White Baptist Church in Albany, Georgia.
The denomination, founded by Swedish immigrants in 1885, considers heterosexual marriage, faithfulness in heterosexual marriage and abstinence for single individuals the standard, according to their website.
The exhibit features a color-coded, three-dimensional model of the church made for an Ottoman-era pasha to make clear which denomination controlled which area.
A denomination of Christianity that started in the 1870s, Jehovah's Witnesses are perhaps best known for going door-to-door to share religious writings and beliefs.
WHEN Narendra Modi, India's prime minister, announced the shock recall of high-denomination banknotes on November 8th, economists hailed the move as strong but necessary medicine.
Many a homily has been preached to the effect that people who claim to be "spiritual" without belonging to any denomination are just sloppy free-riders.
The main opposition Congress party said it supported moves to attack the shadow economy, but that withdrawing bigger denomination notes would hit the common man first.
I make my living sorting, ranking and judging movies, part of a professional guild devoted, precisely, to the legislation of taste and the denomination of excellence.
One order of business is a draft resolution calling on the largest Protestant denomination in the U.S. to repudiate any rhetoric or behavior that dishonors women.
The 254-bolivar note will be removed in 247 hours as of Tuesday, state media said on Monday, with new, higher-denomination bills due on Thursday.
Practically speaking, with Bitcoin's present value it just doesn't make sense to treat a whole coin as the basic denomination and break it down from there.
Reserve Bank of India to release new 50 rupee note The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is to release a brand new 50 rupee denomination banknote.
While reported financial performance is exposed to currency-volatility effects, CKHH mitigates such risks by broadly matching denomination of debt with the currency of underlying assets.
The contactless "taps" that locals use are much faster, and she frequently runs out of change when foreigners bring large-denomination notes, fresh from the ATM.
Brunson has been affiliated with the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, which has its headquarters in Florida, since 2010, according to Brian Smith, a spokesman for the denomination.
Everywhere cards, dice, or roulette were being played; bills of the highest denomination were being flung down on the tables, and everyone was drinking bootleg liquor.
There is also a challenge in the north: The majority of Macedonia's population are Eastern Orthodox believers, the dominant Christian denomination in Eastern and Southeastern Europe.
She guides us impiously through the holidays with no particular deference to denomination, mixing the folkloric and the Judeo-Christian with the commercial and the bureaucratic.
U.S. officials have said the $100 bill is the most frequently counterfeited denomination of U.S. currency outside the United States due to its broad circulation overseas.
In one grim festive joke, a Christmas tree in Maracaibo, the country's oil capital and second city, was decorated with virtually worthless low-denomination bolivar bills.
"This denomination was founded by people who wrongly defended the sin of human slavery," said Russell Moore, head of the convention's Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission.
Still, it's nice to see a play that invites Muslim characters to be just as mouthy and sexy and messy as characters of any other denomination.
Mr. Folau, a former Mormon who is now a member of the Pentecostal denomination Assemblies of God, has a history of making homophobic and transphobic comments.
As one example, the Russian Supreme Court banned Jehovah's Witnesses in April; all 22 congregations of the Christian denomination in Crimea were de-registered in June.
Bill Clinton had deep roots in the Southern Baptist tradition, despite his troubled relationship with some of the conservative leaders of his denomination during his presidency.
From a peak of more than 50 domestic congregations, the denomination had shrunk to only a few American churches and mission churches in several foreign countries.
During this election season, Moore has sometimes appeared out of place in his own denomination—a Trump detractor leading a church largely peopled by Trump supporters.
A separation in the Methodist church, a denomination long home to a varied mix of left and right, had been brewing for years, if not decades.
As a result, the Orthodox denomination has stepped into the void and monopolized religious life to the detriment of other denominations such as Conservative or Reform.
As a candidate, Trump described the Tubman announcement as "pure political correctness," suggesting he would "love to see another denomination" for Tubman like the $21999 bill.
But because I&aposm a minister in a mainline denomination with an aging base, the people I primarily interact with are over the age of 60.
About a month later, the police detained Dennis Christensen, a Danish member of the Christian denomination, during a prayer service in the southwestern city of Oryol.
"There is a problem," said the president of the Southern Baptist Convention, J.D. Greear, according to his prepared remarks to the executive leadership of the denomination.
A "jackleg" preacher for much of his life, he wasn't formally a part of any church or denomination, and seemed to have little regard for the latter.
But today, even as the debate over wigs remains unsettled across Orthodox communities (the fastest-growing denomination within Judaism), sheitels are reportedly more popular than ever. Why?
Modi told the nation he was discontinuing 2000 and 23,22 rupee notes: the two largest denomination notes, and worth some 2000% of the total cash in circulation.
"Why not open it up to world religions and all different faiths, then you're not trying to proselytize anyone into any particular religion or denomination," he said.
Getting rid of the high-denomination bill would, by contrast, significantly impair large-scale tax evasion and other financial crimes for which portability is a huge deal.
The author's story took a tragic turn when, years after she left the Christian denomination, her infant son died the first day she took him to daycare.
My preferred method to do this is to look at the average change in the county-level Republican share of the vote per member of each denomination.
The prime minister, Narendra Modi, has pledged to clean up the system, for example by recently scrapping large-denomination bank notes, which he thinks contribute to corruption.
Jarred Karal and Ryan Mucaj, both 21, were arrested and charged with ridicule on account of creed, religion, color, denomination, nationality or race, The Washington Post reports.
Also, you do not have to purchase a whole coin; you can buy a denomination of Bitcoin, for example, and then transfer it to a digital wallet.
The Southern Baptist Convention, founded by slaveholders and their supporters before the Civil War, is now the nation's second-largest Christian denomination after the Roman Catholic Church.
According to a 2015 Pew Research survey, only 30% of the members of the largest Protestant denomination, the Southern Baptists, believe homosexuality should be accepted in society.
In particular his abrupt move in November to scrap higher-denomination currency notes, which caused widespread hardship for little evident gain, raised doubts about Mr Modi's competence.
At 22.8 percent, according to Pew, the unchurched make up a larger group than Catholics, any single Protestant denomination and small minorities of Jews, Muslims and Hindus.
Rabbi Weiss says that these are celebrated as one in Israel, but, depending on the denomination of Judaism one follows, they are viewed as separate occasions elsewhere.
This week in Birmingham, Alabama, Mr Rogers's 46-year-old successor, J.D. Greear, one of the youngest men to lead the denomination, attempted a more cautious reorientation.
While many of these megachurches are non-denominational, meaning they are not affiliated with the already established denominations of Christianity, most are affiliated with a denomination. 3.
Though staff at gas stations were more than happy to accept your Rs 43 and Rs 24,2000 bills, they kept running out out of smaller denomination notes.
College students from every denomination and sect of any religion can unite and combat the rising acts of anti-Semitism on campuses, as discrimination affects all students.
Missouri's constitution bars "any church, sect or denomination of religion" from receiving state money, language that goes further than the U.S. Constitution's separation of church and state.
In Alabama, leaders of the Southern Baptist Convention, the largest Protestant denomination in the country, gathered for their annual meeting, with sex abuse squarely atop the agenda.
The country also abruptly went cashless last November, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that millions of high-denomination currency notes would no longer be legal tender.
India discontinued its biggest denomination currency notes overnight in what is being seen as its biggest attempt to curb black money flow, corruption, counterfeiting and terrorism financing.
Not only is this strategy less likely to anger fans of the denomination, but it is also a lot more feasible than rounding up the outstanding bills.
CARACAS (Reuters) - With Venezuela's highest denomination bill now worth less than a stick of gum, one local designer is protesting his country's economic crisis through currency art.
In an address to the nation late evening yesterday, Modi announced that Rs 5003 and Rs 1,000 denomination currency notes won't be a legal tender starting Wednesday.
The state House also added language covering unlicensed counselors to the bill, prohibiting anyone operating with a religious organization, religious denomination or church from performing conversion therapy.
With more than 15 million members, Southern Baptists are the country's largest evangelical denomination, and more than 80% of white evangelicals voted for the Trump-Pence ticket.
That came on top of Modi's "demonetization" decision last November, in which he suddenly banned high-denomination banknotes to force people to declare illicit or untaxed wealth.
" On Wednesday, Wright said the decision to drop the charges against Sessions "avoids the most basic level of accountability" and "fails both Mr. Sessions and the denomination.
People that operate in the informal sector will still be able to use the new high-denomination bills and other options (like gold) to store their wealth.
In 2009, conservatives who felt alienated from the church, chiefly over the ordination of gay people, founded a small rival denomination, the Anglican Church in North America.
The United Methodist Church voted in February to strengthen its ban against gay and lesbian clergy and same-sex marriage, a decision poised to split the denomination.
The 500- and 1,000-rupee notes — India's two highest-denomination bills, then worth around $153 and $15, respectively — were, as of that moment, no longer legal tender.
By the middle of the 19th century in New York, though, "Catholicism went from being a minority Christian denomination to America's largest," thanks mainly to Irish immigration.
The speech is the first time Southern Baptist churches are hearing in-depth from their highest leadership about how the denomination plans to address the abuse crisis.

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