Difference between Clerics and Ecclesiastic

CLERICS vs ECCLESIASTIC: NOUN

One who adheres to a church-based philosophy.
A person in holy orders, or consecrated to the service of the church and the ministry of religion; a clergyman; a priest.
One holding an office in the Christian ministry, or otherwise officially consecrated to the service of the church: usually restricted to those connected with an episcopate, and in the middle ages to subordinate officials.
In early usage, a member of the orthodox church, as distinguished from Jews, pagans, infidels, and heretics.
A minister or priest; a cleric.
A clergyman or other person in religious orders

Ecclesiastical; specifically, pertaining to the ministry or administration of the church.

Scientists, Missionaries, Religion, Ecclesiastical, Scholars, Clerical, Religious, Priests, Clergies, Clergy, Ulama, Ulema, Divine, Ecclesiastic, Churchman

Synodal, Curia, Magisterium, Presbyters, Sacerdotal, Bishopric, Hierarch, Laity, Churchly, Episcopacy, Ecclesial, Cleric, Churchman, Divine, Ecclesiastical

Authorities, Missionaries, Religion, Ecclesiastical, Scholars, Clerical, Religious, Priests, Clergies, Clergy, Ulama, Ulema, Divine, Ecclesiastic, Churchman

Synodal, Curia, Magisterium, Presbyters, Sacerdotal, Bishopric, Hierarch, Laity, Churchly, Episcopacy, Ecclesial, Cleric, Churchman, Divine, Ecclesiastical

Tutu told assembled Moslem clerics and Palestinian activists.
In fact, many Wahhabi clerics consider Shiites heretics.
Clerics from other denominations soon joined the chorus.
Flind clerics typically worship Erythnul, deity of slaughter.
Divine is the same thing but for clerics.
All clerics have access to medium armor, shields, and weapons, but clerics of the War domain have proficiency with heavy armor and military weapons.
Robert had promised the clerics and swore an oath to Bolognese creditors that he would repay the debt if the two clerics defaulted.
Decorum in the dress and behaviour of clerics Clerics should not practice callings or business of a secular nature, especially those that are dishonourable.
When clerics become very receive the words which enable the casting of clerics wishing good standing.
Pathfinder clerics only get medium armor proficiency, so the days of clerics in full plate are largely gone.

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Delegate, official, ambassador; clergyman, priest, parson, ecclesiastic, preacher, divine, vicar, curate; envoy.
All honour to Father Perez, the one sensible ecclesiastic of his nation!
Bizacene province, and which that ecclesiastic had sent to Augustin for answering.
The hierarchy then divides into two distinct parts: ecclesiastic and lay.
In England, ecclesiastic court officials most often monitored such transgressions.
This course considers his civic, ecclesiastic, and palatial works.
Church matters betray the hand of an ecclesiastic.
Furthermore there is entertainment provided, ecclesiastic support and -.
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