clergat religiós
English translation: És una redundància
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| 5 | És una redundància |
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| 5 | religious clergy |
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| 4 | a new clergy |
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| 4 | Veure explicació |
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a new clergy Explanation: (As opposed to the traditional clergy.) |
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És una redundància Explanation: Hola Jon. Em sembla que es només un hiprecorrectisme, ja que el clergat, per definició, ha de ser religiós. Vegeu les definicions del Gran Diccionari de la Llengua Catalana: Clergat: m 1 Dignitat, estat, de clergue. 2 CRIST Estament eclesiàstic dels clergues. Clergue: m CRIST 1 Segons el dret canònic, home destinat al servei de Déu que ha rebut ordes sagrats. 2 clergue regular Membre de diverses corporacions clericals que en professa els vots religiosos i viu en comunitat, compromès espiritualment en un treball pastoral conjunt. |
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Veure explicació Explanation: Em sembla que vol establir una diferència clara entre el xiisme, on els estudiosos de la llei islàmica es van fer, a poc a poc, amb autoritat religiosa, mentre que al sunnisme, van romandre només això, sabis, però sense cap poder (el poder va romandre amans de l'imam). |
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religious clergy Explanation: In my opinion, the "word" clergy would have been enough. There is a distinction between religious (or rather, regular) clergy and secular clergy, but the latter is not non-religious. The religious or regular clergy committed themselves by a vow to live under a special rule, in Latin regula (hence "regular"); the seculars lived in the world (saeculum). (Catholic Encyclopedia) But this distinction is not relevant in this context where the subject is the form of "clergy" created by Shiism as different from the mainstream Sunnite tradition. I think the author used the term religious clergy for emphasis (since, no clergy is supposed to exist in islam) or just to follow the general saying. Nevertheless, I suggest it should be translated as "religious clergy," since this was the choice of the author. And this expression is rather commonly used today (not always deliberately pointing to such a distinction) Reference: Own background in religious history http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/13675a.htm |
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