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The General Synod was a declaration, on the part of the Lutheran Church in America, that she had no intention of dying or moving, that she liked this Western World and meant to live here.
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Loehe declared in 1863 that the General Synod was a Union Church, more so than any in Germany.
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Resolutions formulated by a committee, of which Dr. Alleman of the General Synod was a member, were unanimously adopted according to which members of one congregation may be received by another in a manner 'that no question of church-polity or doctrine need ever arise.'
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The second objection asserted that the General Synod was a yoke of commandments of men, hence could not serve the purpose of true peace.
American Lutheranism Volume 1: Early History of American Lutheranism and The Tennessee Synod 1894
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Does this and the preceding section refer also to non-Lutheran movements, organizations, and bodies, such as the Federal Council, of which the General Synod was a member?
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And she has lived and waxed stronger and stronger, and the General Synod has been a mighty agent in sustaining and extending her beneficent work, and is destined to see a future which shall eclipse all her glory in the past.
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Ohio are not only the Methodists, but also the false brethren, the so-called General Synod, which, as generally known, is decidedly
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She has a two-year-old colt running today at Newbury called General Synod, the name of the notoriously heavy-going Anglican Parliament.
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010
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In the same speech - given to the General Synod which is meeting in London this week - the Anglican leader also appeared to offer an apology to gay and lesbian worshippers for "ignoring their human realities".
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In the same speech - given to the General Synod which is meeting in London this week - the Anglican leader also appeared to offer an apology to gay and lesbian worshippers for "ignoring their human realities".
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