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<p> in the Methodist Episcopal Church, is a volume puiblished quadrennially, after the sessions of the General [[Conference]] (q.v.), and entitled The Doctrines and [[Discipline]] of the Methodist Episcopal Church. It is divided into six parts: </p> <p> I. Origin, Doctrines, and General Rules; </p> <p> II. [[Government]] of the Church; </p> <p> III. [[Administration]] of Discipline; </p> <p> IV. Ritual; </p> <p> V. [[Education]] and Benevolent Institutions; </p> <p> VI. Temporal Economy. </p> <p> All but the constitutional portions (see Restrictive Rules, in part 2, chapter 1, 1) are liable to change under the authority of the General Conference. For the modifications which the book has undergone, see Emory, History of Discipline (N.Y. 1860, 12mo); see also Baker, [[Guide]] to Administration of Discipline (N.Y. 16mo). </p>
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<p> in the [[Methodist]] Episcopal Church, is a volume puiblished quadrennially, after the sessions of the General [[Conference]] (q.v.), and entitled The [[Doctrines]] and [[Discipline]] of the Methodist Episcopal Church. It is divided into six parts: </p> <p> '''I.''' Origin, Doctrines, and General Rules; </p> <p> '''II.''' [[Government]] of the Church; </p> <p> '''III.''' [[Administration]] of Discipline; </p> <p> '''IV.''' Ritual; </p> <p> '''V.''' [[Education]] and Benevolent Institutions; </p> <p> '''VI.''' [[Temporal]] Economy. </p> <p> All but the constitutional portions (see Restrictive Rules, in part 2, chapter 1, 1) are liable to change under the authority of the General Conference. For the modifications which the book has undergone, see Emory, History of Discipline (N.Y. 1860, 12mo); see also Baker, Guide to Administration of Discipline (N.Y. 16mo). </p>
 
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