INC

• I.N.C.

INC

1. (Indian politics) Initialism of Indian National Congress.

   Synonym: Congress

2. Initialism of Iglesia ni Cristo.
   • 1987, Miguela Gonzalez Yap, The making of Cory, Cellar Book Shop:

     The Aglipayan Church is next with 12%; while the rest of the population is divided into different Protestant sects, the INC (Iglesia Ni Cristo) and other denominations.

   • 2018, “Church of Secrets”, in The Fifth Estate‎, CBC News, retrieved November 9, 2018:

     The INC, as it’s known, is headquartered in the Philippines, where church members are accused of financial irregularities, kidnapping and even the murder of a Canadian man.

• -cin, CIN, ICN, NCI, NIC, Nic, nic

• I.N.C.

INC (Baybayin spelling ᜀᜌ᜔ ᜁᜈ᜔ ᜐᜒ)

1. Initialism of Iglesia ni Cristo.
   • 1952, Pasugo:

     Gayon din naman ang iba na umanib para matulungan lamang sila sa pag-akala na ang I. N. C. ay kapisanang panlaman. Ano ang kinasapitan ng pitumpong alagad na kaya lamang sumama kay Jesus ay sa pakinabang ng tiyan?

     So does the others who joined to only help them because they assumed the I.N.C [Iglesia ni Cristo] is a human organization. What happened to the seventy disciples who only joined Jesus for the benefit of their stomachs?

   • 2005, Tino C. Ruivivar, Mga palsong pag-angkin at malaking kamalian ng Iglesia ni Cristo:

     Nalilito ang mga miyembro ng INC tungkol sa ibig sabihin ng “iglesia”. Halimbawa, isinusulat nila ang “Roma 16:16” sa hulihan ng kanilang mga jeepney.

     The members of the INC are confused about what "church" means. For example, they write "Romans 16:16" in the rear end of their jeepneys

   • 2008, Domingo G. Landicho, Kalinangan:

     Sa isip ko, kaya ko bang suriin ang relihiyosong kultura ng aklat na patungkol sa wika ng INC? ... Ang Wika ng Relihiyon; Wika at Relihiyon Bilang Penomenon at Institusyong Panlipunan; Ang Iglesia ni Cristo bilang Institusyong Panlipunan; ...

     On my mind, can I examine the religious culture of the book about the language of the INC? ... The Language of Religion; Language and Religion as Phenomenon and Social Institution; The Iglesia ni Cristo as Social Institution; ...