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has gloss | eng: The Christian Catholic Church, later known as the Christian Catholic Apostolic Church, was a religious group founded in 1896 by John Alexander Dowie. They are sometimes called the Zionites (not to be confused with the German Zionites) and were the forerunners of the Zionist Churches of southern Africa. They were noted for their adherence to a flat earth cosmology. Because of Dowie's emphasis on "faith healing", the church is considered by some Pentecostal groups to be one of the forerunners of the modern Pentecostal movement. |
lexicalization | eng: Christian Catholic Apostolic Church |
instance of | (noun) a group of religious congregations having its own organization and a distinctive faith denomination |
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has gloss | swe: The Christian Catholic Church of Zion var ett kristet trossamfund, som kring förra sekelskiftet växte fram kring den skotsk-amerikanske väckelseevangelisten John Alexander Dowie. |
lexicalization | swe: Christian Catholic Church |
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