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The former has four sub-divisions: patrimonial (king-chief), feudal (noble-serf), mercantile (trader-customer) and saintly (religiousleader-follower) (ibid.).
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Keener notes that the very mention of areligiousleaderwith female followers could have been considered scandalous in this era.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.He eventually became areligiousleaderwho led a popular revolt against aristocratic rule.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.There is no central authority over the entire movement, nor any central religious text orreligiousleader.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.A criticalreligiousleaderwas recently questioned by security agencies for his anti-government views.
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While the orthodox segment may account for only about 15% of die population, occasionally "less" religious patients will also consult areligiousleaderbefore making a decision.
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When in need of ' help to solve a problem ', citizens are much more likely to approach areligiousleader (42 per cent) than a local government assemblyman (27 per cent).
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Anderson strongly suggests that it is not possible to run an e^ective democratic government under areligiousleader.
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It was very much a personal plea from onereligiousleaderto another.
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I was happy to hear areligiousleaderwho was prepared to lead and to say something positive about the need to lead.
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This is a statement by a respectedreligiousleaderwhich requires investigation.
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The person concerned with the management and control of a religious charity will frequently be thereligiousleaderof the community.
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We shall have as co-chairman, with myself, areligiousleader.
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For example, he could provide a card or take hisreligiousleaderwith him to the tribunal.
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If ever there was a place for areligiousleaderto sound an unqualified moral imperative in a debate, it is here.
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During that time he has been an outstandingreligiousleaderof moral conviction and high principle.
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He is both a political andreligiousleaderof his people and stands quite alone in his dedication to either subject.
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As an organiser, areligiousleaderand a statesman, he was eminent.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.There are fast and slow rhythms that can be called by thereligiousleaderin order to facilitate communication with the spirit world.
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