Church polity
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Names and connections
Christian sects--Government; Christianity--Government; Christianity--Polity; Church government; Ecclesiastical polity; Polity, Ecclesiastical
- Broader: Church
- Broader: Polity (Religion)
- Narrower: Apostolic succession
- Narrower: Autocephaly
- Narrower: Chanceries, Diocesan
- Narrower: Chapters, Cathedral, collegiate, etc.
- Narrower: Church discipline
- Narrower: Church membership
- Narrower: Church officers
- Narrower: Church orders
- Narrower: Church property
- Narrower: Congregationalism
- Narrower: Covenants (Church polity)
- Narrower: Ecclesiastical law
- Narrower: Episcopacy
- Narrower: Investiture
- Narrower: Itinerancy (Church polity)
- Narrower: Laity
- Narrower: Methodism
- Narrower: Parish elections
- Narrower: Parishes
- Narrower: Patriarchs and patriarchate
- Narrower: Patronage, Ecclesiastical
- Narrower: Pews and pew rights
- Narrower: Presbyterianism
- Narrower: Puritans
- Narrower: Stakes (Latter Day Saint churches)
- Narrower: Wards (Latter Day Saint churches)
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 288234792451982916 · morton4x16-v1
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