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Significados de latitudinarians em inglês

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latitudinarianismo

Term referring to some Anglican theologians.

latitudinarianismo
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Examples for "latitudinarian"
Examples for "latitudinarian"
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Neither did she hold the lighter and equally dangerous creed of the latitudinarian.
Inez: A Tale of the Alamo
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Good sound crushing, rending, comfortable nails of doctrine-noneof your airy latitudinarian tin-tacks.
'That Very Mab'
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The latitudinarian party in the Church, a rapidly growing body, leaned perceptibly the same way.
The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 12
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We live in decent times; frigid, latitudinarian, alarmed, decorous.
Coningsby; Or, The New Generation
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I think you are latitudinarian in your tendencies.
Opening a Chestnut Burr
Uso de latitudinarians em inglês
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Doubtless, it is part of the ideal of the Anglican Church that, under certain safeguards, it should find room for latitudinarians even among its clergy.
Essays from 'The Guardian'
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Bishopric after bishopric and deanery after deanery were bestowed on Whigs and Latitudinarians.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 1
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They accused the men in power of systematically protecting and preferring Presbyterians, Latitudinarians, Arians, Socinians, Deists, Atheists.
The History of England, from the Accession of James II — Volume ...
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Although they were deeply despised in Scotland, the Latitudinarians had become quite powerful in the Church of England.
How the scots invented the modern world: the true story of how w...
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Latitudinarians were "big-tent" Anglicans.
How the scots invented the modern world: the true story of how w...
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The Latitudinarians of 1689 were not less eager to humble and to ruin her than the Jesuits of 1688.
The History of England, from the Accession of James II — Volume ...
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The triumphant Whigs also needed to justify the change of regime which now brought them to power in the state alongside Latitudinarians in the Church.
Christianity: the first three thousand years
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Latitudinarians, the school of Cudworth and Henry More (end of seventeenth century), who sought to affiliate the dogmas of the Church to a rational philosophy.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 1
Translations for latitudinarians
Latitudinarians ao longo do tempo