Significados de reformed faith en inglés

Protestantism, the reformed faith, only came into being in the sixteenth century.

I conform outwardly, but my heart is still wedded to the reformed faith.

Like her father, she favored the reformed faith rather from policy than conviction.

Conscience apart, the people must know her to be a champion of the reformed faith.

Nearly one half of Germany embraced the reformed faith.

The leaders of the revolt were executed, and the reformed faith in Bohemia was almost uprooted.

He wished to aggrandize his monarchy; that aim was dearer to him than the reformed faith.

She was attached to the reformed faith.

Why not add one good one to your account, by risking your life for the reformed faith?'

She and the countess of Sussex supported ministers and established seminaries for the spread of the reformed faith.

In 1552 were published the well-known Forty-two Articles of Religion, which formed a compendious creed of the reformed faith.

The Elector of Saxony was willing to enter into a League to defend the reformed faith of the Netherlands.

The minister of the reformed faith became God's mouthpiece upon earth and inculcated an unbending puritanism in daily life.

He died, as he had lived, the friend of true religion and a firm adherent of the reformed faith.

War was associated with inhuman atrocities, and the acceptance of the reformed faith was followed by bitter and heartless persecution.

We all trust that it will take place, for it will indeed be a grand thing for us of the reformed faith.