Meanings
- not comparableNot confined to a particular place.
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The ideal of the local is realized in the illocal Church, and we must understand it before we can really measure the dream of the newborn faith with the proud creations of the historical religion. […] In the earlier Pauline Epistles the actual Christians fill the foreground; but the later ^([sic]) may be said to live and move and have their being in the Church, ideal and illocal.
1893, Andrew Martin Fairbairn, The Place of Christ in Modern Theology, page 522
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