Meanings
- not comparableWithin a religious denomination.
In 1894 the bishops drafted an address that brought to a head several decades of a very complex intradenominational struggle.
2009, Doug Frank, Less Than Conquerors: The Evangelical Quest for Power in the Early Twentieth Century2 more examples
The Evangelical Alliance has exercised an influence over those engaged in controversy, both intradenominational and interdenominational, on controversy within denominations as well as on controversy between denominations.
1882 December 1, Evangelical Christendom, page 373Historians, too, have been aware of the transdenominational nature of much religious activity in the United States and of the cross- and intradenominational nature of liberal, conservative, and fundamentalist movements.
1997, Harry S. Stout, New Directions in American Religious History, page 450
Origin
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