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Syn, however, did not forget his roots, naming his flagship after a word used by the Sacred Way's clergymen when addressing laypeople.

Without a demonstrably immense superiority in skill over the novice, there can be no true experts, only laypeople with imposing credentials.

Many laypeople told me that they knew from experience that I was on the right track.

I joined with pastors and laypeople to deal with communities that had been ravaged by plant closings.

The physicians were told that the language of the vignette had been simplified so that laypeople would understand it.

Although superficially similar to Holy Communion, love feasts were simpler and were conducted by laypeople rather than clergy.

Opus Dei urges priests and laypeople to strenuously pursue sanctification through everyday discipline.

When I was practicing, there were 23 monks and 5 laypeople, they all knew something different, but what I knew was not like their knowledge.

Scientists talk about the 'virulence' of a pathogen, but what does that mean to laypeople?

The other tests were designed to be given by laypeople.

To free from ecclesiastical control; give over to laypeople.

Many laypeople have the impression that self-esteem fluctuates widely, but in fact these scores are quite stable.

All of us, including laypeople can be Noble.

Day: A lot of people, laypeople, listeners are ever so sceptical about that process.