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As far as I know, there is Fellow before “God” (aka Senior Fellow).


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Same as priests and rabbis.

Maybe too much credit? They are first, theologians. Explains much of what they do.

Any hierarchy, actually. Ask an Altar boy. Even after 2000 years it's a problem for some Organizations to get it right.

What about pastor or shaman?

No, but on the other hand, membership in the priesthood implies a direct responsibility for the wellbeing of those in your pastoral care, and a degree of authority, derived from one's position, which can be abused to do great harm. I'm not really sure what there is about being a freshman at Harvard that merits the same extent of scrutiny.

That's how religious leaders are born.

See, this looks to be the work that their religious mentor should be doing.

Like priesthoods?

Or their spiritual leaders.

A disciple can be a random follower. Priest is something different altogether.

Yes, I found on youtube now, too late probably , priests/monks that are also scientists and have a better way of talking and focusing on the important things, IMO this kind of true scientist priests could save the church because they can combine them and drop the inaccurate biblical history and focus on the essential part of philosophy.

Then there is Rev., Hon. and so on.

True. I know a monk who used to be a rock musician, and a few priests who are full of life experience (and a few who led pretty vanilla/strait edge lives). But it varies by religion/order/whatever other criteria you organise them by.

In the context he used it in, an lay office of a Protestant church. They typically serve as advisors/leaders/mentors.

Usually they seem to be middle-aged or older, IME.


As the next head of a big church, some philosohical work is probably expected from him.

Those are theological details.

Priest?

The Order of Christ?

We have different ordinaries.
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