temporality

/,tempə'ræliti/
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temporality

The church's temporality includes its historic buildings and surrounding lands.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The worldly possessions or revenue of a church or religious body: This refers to the secular property, lands, or income owned by a religious institution, as opposed to its spiritual authority or functions.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • The king sought to control the church's temporality, including its vast estates.
    • A dispute arose over the management of the bishopric's temporalities.
Advanced Usage
  • "Secular temporality": This phrase explicitly contrasts the church's material possessions with its spiritual role.
    • The council debated the extent of the pope's secular temporality.
Variants and Related Words
  • Temporal (adj): Relating to worldly as opposed to spiritual affairs; secular. Also relating to time.
    • The bishop had both spiritual and temporal responsibilities.
  • Temporalities (n, plural): The plural form commonly used to refer to these secular possessions.
    • The monastery's temporalities were confiscated by the state.
Synonyms
  • Secular property: Non-religious assets.
  • Church assets: The material holdings of a religious institution.
  • Temporal goods: Worldly possessions, especially of the church.
Related Phrases
  • Lay temporality: Sometimes used to specify possessions managed by or pertaining to the laity within a religious context.
temporality

The church's temporality includes its historic buildings and surrounding lands.

Noun
  1. the worldly possessions of a church

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