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Meanings of protestantism in English
Division within Christianity, originating from the Reformation in the 16th century against the Roman Catholic Church, that rejects the Roman Catholic doctrines of papal supremacy and sacraments.
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Examples for "protestant"
Examples for "protestant"
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A disproportionate result was that the Protestant minority would subsequently rule Ireland.
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The Protestant churches in Europe were organized prototype of the nation state.
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The short answer is from forces emanating from within popular Protestant culture.
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The best men and women in China to-day are the Protestant Christians.
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And in this manner the psalms are numbered in the Protestant Bible.
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The ancient abjuration was retained among protestants; but its spirit had expired.
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Very few of the protestants escaped the fury of their enthusiastic persecutors.
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He recommended the miserable condition of the French protestants to their compassion.
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The Protestants continued to smash images; the Catholics to mob the Protestants.
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The Protestants found their opportunity in the exigencies of the foreign situation.
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In countries where the protestant religion has been established, the case is widely different.
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In 1530 the mass was generally abolished: and the protestant religion was constantly exercised in the cathedral.
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At this time the protestant religion was established, which naturally allied us to the reformed state, and made all the popish powers our enemies.
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Certainly I would support the Protestant religion in preference to the Catholic.
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The Protestant religions are not one either in government or belief.
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Clipped, trained, and precise it was, as on a brand-new protestant church.
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My dad was a pastor at a protestant church.
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The Protestant churches in Europe were organized prototype of the nation state.
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The Protestant Church here makes a fatal error which the Catholics avoid.
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Protestant church historians recognize the decline that came in the early church.
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Slideshow (7 images) The rise of protestant churches in Latin America has filtered into politics across the region.
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Public confession, then, dates from the time of the apostles, and is still practised in protestant churches of our day.
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The Protestant churches in Europe were organized prototype of the nation state.
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In the east, half the Protestant churches of Poland were already gone.
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In September, 1933, the Protestant Churches of Geneva published the following Declaration:
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Of this Protestant Christianity three main forms appeared in the sixteenth century-Lutheranism ,Calvinism ,andAnglicanism.
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He went further to say many severe things in criticism of the cause of Protestant Christianity.
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Never, surely, in the history of Protestant Christianity were the secular and the sacred more happily wedded.
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Protestant Christianity wants men to be able to give a reason for the hope that is in them.
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And here is Billy Sunday, most conspicuous phenomenon of Protestant Christianity at the beginning of the twentieth century.
Usage of protestantism in English
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They denounced the bill as establishing popery, while it merely permitted protestantism.
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She was a true Catholic when protestantism was in its infancy.
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This day, I trust, the reign of political protestantism will commence.
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There needs, then, a protestantism in social usages.
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This desire was in some cases the cause and in others the effect of a zealous protestantism.
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That's like Gerry Adams converting to protestantism.
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In contrast, she said, American Protestantism offers greater room for spiritual debate.
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Fifty years ago, scholarly writer declared: Protestantism rejects monasticism on principle .
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Gustavus succeeded in suppressing the insurrection, and then persevered in introducing Protestantism.
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Protestantism glories in its sermons as much as Catholicism in its chants.
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The primary cause of the French revolution was the exile of Protestantism.
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One of the boasts of Protestantism has been its superior material prosperity.
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And I always thought Catholicism was a more sound religion than Protestantism.
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Protestantism, the reformed faith, only came into being in the sixteenth century.
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The most marked non-British influence has been the intermixture of Teutonic Protestantism.
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