Episcopalism
Pronunciation: /ˈɪpɪskəpəɫˈɪzəm/
Episcopalism (noun)
- A belief that church authority should be led by bishops, with decisions made through their leadership.
- A church organization system where bishops have a central role in governing congregations and appointing leaders.
Examples
- Episcopalism gives bishops authority over church decisions.
- In episcopalism, bishops lead the church and set rules.