Difference between revisions of "Brother"
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'''Brother''' is a common term meaning a male sibling. | '''Brother''' is a common term meaning a male sibling. | ||
| − | In [[Catholic]]ism, Brother is the title of a [[monk]]. In the [[New Testament]], brother refers to other [[Christian]] converts. The concept of the brotherhood of man is intrinsic to the fatherhood of [[God]]. | + | In [[Catholic]]ism, "Brother" is the title of a [[monk]]. In the [[New Testament]], "brother" refers to other [[Christian]] converts. The concept of the brotherhood of man is intrinsic to the fatherhood of [[God]]. |
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Latest revision as of 01:55, December 16, 2009
Brother is a common term meaning a male sibling.
In Catholicism, "Brother" is the title of a monk. In the New Testament, "brother" refers to other Christian converts. The concept of the brotherhood of man is intrinsic to the fatherhood of God.