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prelacy
ecclesiocracy
clerocracy
hagiarchy
churchdom
church-state
optimacy
prelaty
governesshood
ordination
governessy
ecclesiasticize
Caesar
theocracy
crown
hagiocracy
papacy
pontificate
benevolent tyranny
bursary
Episcopalianism
Congregationalism
vicarship
churchwardenship
vicariate
decretorial
ecclesiology
archiepiscopacy
liturgist
sircar
consistory
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ecclesiologically
Vatican
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castlery
executive branch
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intragovernmental
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absolutism
bishophood
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inauguration
state church
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organized religion
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faith
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ecclesiarchy
legislative branch
spiritualty
divine polity
archpriesthood
stannary court
episcopalianize
regency
Monarchianism
regalism
sexton
Crown
local authority
houseling
governessdom
intergovernmentally
Gelasian dyarchy
action
borganism
sacristan

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