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Meanings of reformed faith in English
Grouping of secondary theological beliefs within Protestant Christianity.
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Examples for "reformed"
Examples for "reformed"
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It reformed its economy and institutions, and arrested all war crime suspects.
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Rivers said the video showed the need for police to be reformed.
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It's a solid try for a reformed gangsta who found new faith.
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A reformed Committee system would be paid for from this funding vote.
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Christian Ernst Weißgerber is a reformed neo-Nazi, and offers some possible solutions.
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Nevertheless Calvinism continued to grow in Germany at the expense of Lutheranism.
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The Bible is the text book of ironclad Calvinism and sunny Universalism.
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Yet such was the pure, undiluted essence of Calvinism in its beginning.
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Calvinism took away the freedom from man, but left it to God.
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When I was a boy, I always associated Calvinism and calomel together.
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During the 1560s Reformed Christianity brought militancy and a rebellious spirit to the magisterial Reformation.
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Lithuania; animism in; anti-Trinitarianism in; Catholicism in; conversion of; martyrs; Metropolitan of; Orthodoxy in; Reformed Protestantism in
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However, we must admit that there has been infidelity to God in both the Catholic and Reformed traditions.
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As an ordained woman, I, as all my colleagues, male and female in the Reformed traditions, seek guidance, assistance and inspiration from the Scriptures.
Usage of reformed faith in English
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Protestantism, the reformed faith, only came into being in the sixteenth century.
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I conform outwardly, but my heart is still wedded to the reformed faith.
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Like her father, she favored the reformed faith rather from policy than conviction.
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Conscience apart, the people must know her to be a champion of the reformed faith.
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Nearly one half of Germany embraced the reformed faith.
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The leaders of the revolt were executed, and the reformed faith in Bohemia was almost uprooted.
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He wished to aggrandize his monarchy; that aim was dearer to him than the reformed faith.
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She was attached to the reformed faith.
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Why not add one good one to your account, by risking your life for the reformed faith?'
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She and the countess of Sussex supported ministers and established seminaries for the spread of the reformed faith.
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In 1552 were published the well-known Forty-two Articles of Religion, which formed a compendious creed of the reformed faith.
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The Elector of Saxony was willing to enter into a League to defend the reformed faith of the Netherlands.
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The minister of the reformed faith became God's mouthpiece upon earth and inculcated an unbending puritanism in daily life.
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He died, as he had lived, the friend of true religion and a firm adherent of the reformed faith.
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War was associated with inhuman atrocities, and the acceptance of the reformed faith was followed by bitter and heartless persecution.
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We all trust that it will take place, for it will indeed be a grand thing for us of the reformed faith.
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