[16] The games themselves feature a number of religious overtones — saving the game (in later games) and reviving characters who have died is
performed by clergy in churches.
Not all marriages are
performed by clergy.
Not exact matches
Laypeople reading Scripture lessons, serving in choirs, providing instrumental music, and
performing various liturgical tasks announce that the life of this congregation and its leadership are shared
by clergy and laity.
Keohane and Willimon write, «No one has suggested that we ask any
clergy to
perform these unions if that person,
by reason of conscience, conviction, or church tradition, does not wish to do so.»
The Anglican
clergy were presented
by the Revolutionary movement with a special case of conscience revolving around the prayers for the King in the Prayer Book — some continued with the full service unless or until forcibly restrained, others felt they could only
perform occasional offices, and others with varying degrees of enthusiasm or regret accepted the transfer of allegiance and modified the services accordingly.
It was a work of real scholarship,
performed cooperatively
by representative scholars and
clergy of the day, though largely only a careful revision of the Bishop's Bible.
However, although the pre-disestablishment marriage law has been retained for the Welsh Church, including the putative right to be married in one's parish church, that right is abrogated
by the third lock, which grants a conscience clause (and immunity from suit) to
clergy who refuse to
perform same - sex marriages.
No provision of this chapter shall be construed to limit the performance of activities of a rabbi, priest, minister, or member of the
clergy of any religious denomination or sect, or use of the terms «Christian counselor» or «Christian clinical counselor» when the activities are within the scope of the performance of his or her regular or specialized ministerial duties and no compensation is received
by him or her, or when such activities are
performed, with or without compensation,
by a person for or under the auspices or sponsorship, individually or in conjunction with others, of an established and legally cognizable church, denomination, or sect, and when the person rendering service remains accountable to the established authority thereof.
The groups already excluded under state law:
clergy or as an employee of an educational, non-profit or governmental agency determined
by the board to meet the community needs while
performing the duties for which the person was employed
(a) individuals licensed as professional counselors, social workers, psychiatric nurses, psychologists, or physicians or members of the
clergy or other qualified members of professional groups identified
by board rule from advertising or
performing marriage and family therapy services in a manner consistent with the accepted standards of their respective professions.