Sorry, it took me a bit to type this quote up, but TR&TS does not come in e-book form. But, I wanted to give Mr. Verduin's definition of sacral.
Sacral – "By the word 'sacral' which we will be using frequently and which we request the reader to impress on his mind, we mean 'bound together by a common religious loyalty.' By sacral society, we mean society held together by a religion to which all the members of that society are committed"
pp. 22-23, Verduin, Leonard, The Reformers and Their Stepchildren, Baker, 1980.
Sacral – "By the word 'sacral' which we will be using frequently and which we request the reader to impress on his mind, we mean 'bound together by a common religious loyalty.' By sacral society, we mean society held together by a religion to which all the members of that society are committed"
pp. 22-23, Verduin, Leonard, The Reformers and Their Stepchildren, Baker, 1980.
Leonard Verduin in The Reformers and Their Stepchildren used the word sacralist to denote the church\state relationship.