For Lutherans, this act's process it outlined in the "Office of Keys" of the Small Catechism, and issometimes accomplished through a vote from the congregation, while Quakers go about this act byhaving the subjects "read out of meeting.
For Lutherans, this act's process it outlined in the "Office of Keys" of the Small Catechism, and issometimes accomplished through a vote from the congregation, while Quakers go about this act byhaving the subjects "read out of meeting." The Islamic version of this action is usually practicedthrough the courts, ends with a subject being labeled a kafir, and is known as takfir, and in Judaismthis action is known as Cherem, although it is rarely practiced anymore. Drawing from a line in theBook of Matthew which declares that a sinner who (*) ignores the church should be treated as a"gentile and tax collector," this action is referred to as disfellowshipment by Jehovah's Witnesses andresults in shunning in many Anabaptist communities. For 10 points, name this religious action which inCatholic and Orthodox churches often results in banning a worshipper from taking sacraments, thedeprivement of membership in a religious community.
For Lutherans, this act's process it outlined in the "Office of Keys" of the Small Catechism, and issometimes accomplished through a vote from the congregation, while Quakers go about this act byhaving the subjects "read out of meeting.
excommunication [prompt on disfellowshipment, takfir and shunning; accept things like "getting banned from the Church"]