Difference between revisions of "Defrock"

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'''Defrock''' means to remove from a position of honor or privilege.
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'''Defrock''' means to remove from a position of honor or privilege. It is often used in connection with a [[church]]'s removal of a cleric from authority.
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It is often used in connection with a [[church]]'s removal of a cleric from authority.
 
  
 
Defrock is not the same as disfellowship; the latter implies removal from an entire church body while the former refers to removal from an office.
 
Defrock is not the same as disfellowship; the latter implies removal from an entire church body while the former refers to removal from an office.
  
 
[[Category:Religion]]
 
[[Category:Religion]]

Latest revision as of 02:40, January 27, 2018

Defrock means to remove from a position of honor or privilege. It is often used in connection with a church's removal of a cleric from authority.

Defrock is not the same as disfellowship; the latter implies removal from an entire church body while the former refers to removal from an office.