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with the upholding and dissemination of a	Protestantism conservative enough to bolster the values/
r, in persuading Sir James Hales to abjure	Protestantism in 1554.
tly German-populated Royal Prussia adopted	Protestantism in 1557, while the majority of the Kingdom
kau from 1739 to 1763, campaigning against	Protestantism.
mperor Charles V had won a victory against	Protestantism in the Schmalkaldic War of 1547.
unt of the great zeal he had shown against	Protestantism.
order to wage more successful war against	Protestantism, King Philip II of Spain obtained from Pau
es, largely mingled with invective against	protestantism.
the Council, to define the Church against	Protestantism, it professes many important parts of the
ng himself into a general campaign against	Protestantism in general and the Anglican form of it in
L. Revivalism and Social Reform: American	Protestantism on the Eve of the Civil War Johns Hopkins
Beecher and the Transformation of American	Protestantism, 1775-1863 (Chicago Studies in the History
olyer, see Robert H. Keller, Jr., American	Protestantism and United States Indian Policy, 1869-82 (
rotestant Catechism, or Popery refuted and	Protestantism established by the Word of God, 1854.
religious tolerance: both Catholicism and	Protestantism were allowed.
rk critical of Luther, Oliver Cromwell and	Protestantism, in 1652.
ed a middle ground between Catholicism and	Protestantism as the solution to Europe's problems.
flecting the ideals of the Renaissance and	protestantism.
nse of Catholicism, and against Luther and	Protestantism.
ntal Christianity, Western Catholicism and	Protestantism.
urad entertained the notion that Islam and	Protestantism had "much more in common than either did w
lly-supportive relations between Islam and	Protestantism.
lam were not very dissimilar to Luther and	Protestantism.
As	Protestantism expanded through parts of Europe, leaders
of England represented a via media between	Protestantism and Catholicism.
communism and felt that a conflict between	Protestantism and Catholicism was inevitable.
The Bible,	Protestantism, and the Rise of Natural Science.
recognized: Islam, Buddhism, Catholicism,	Protestantism and Hinduism.
harismatic Evangelicalism and cessationist	Protestantism.
Outside of these cities,	Protestantism worship was forbidden completely.
People saw this as a creeping	Protestantism.
Towards the end of the decade	Protestantism took hold in Scotland, and in 1560 the Sco
uding the old-Prussian synodals - declared	Protestantism were based on the complete Holy Scripture,
faith through Cardinal Pole, but embraced	Protestantism in the following year, and went to Strasbo
1560 the bishops and magistrates embraced	Protestantism, expelled the monks, and demolished the ca
n he left the Catholic church and embraced	Protestantism.
d taking up the crown only to save English	Protestantism.
denomination of Catholicism to Evangelical	Protestantism and founded Bernal Christian Records in or
a part of the Bible Belt with evangelical	Protestantism being the majority religion.
ot and campaigner on behalf of evangelical	protestantism.
n movement with its origins in Evangelical	Protestantism, particularly in the Campus Crusade for Ch
defend and promote mainstream evangelical	Protestantism and to oppose the errors of Rome.
would humbly suggest that: 1) evangelical	Protestantism (and Roman Catholicism for that matter) is
nch specialist in the study of Evangelical	Protestantism.
onment, but influenced with a sympathy for	Protestantism, and Dorothea herself acquired Protestant
was to train ministers to win the West for	Protestantism.
French	Protestantism, though its appeal increased under persecu
ergy, Amyraut very speedily gave to French	Protestantism a new force.
In 1701, having converted from	Protestantism to Roman Catholicism, he appealed against
Genuine	Protestantism, &c., 1773, 8vo (three letters to the Rev.
In his fight with German	Protestantism, he requested much more flexibility from R
believing that only in unity could German	Protestantism find strength.
fftzer's liberal philosophy as well as his	Protestantism, and had considerable trouble achieving re
his interrogators of the soundness of his	Protestantism.
r retain academic appointments despite his	Protestantism, as Herwart himself was "an ardent Catholi
His	Protestantism caused a scandal when he was involved in a
y of the role of authoritative rhetoric in	Protestantism.
the beginning, including issues involving	Protestantism, Judaism, Scientology and Catholicism amon
ew England's anti-authoritarian Low-Church	Protestantism, and - as L.K. Gilbert argues - wedded the
gain but also in favour of German Lutheran	Protestantism.
been used in secular histories of Mainline	Protestantism and the Emergent church movement (denomina
uently read writers by pastors in mainline	Protestantism (Henri Nouwen also noted).
Marian	Protestantism: Six Studies, (St Andrews Studies in Refor
arily a commonly held belief within modern	Protestantism, especially Evangelicalism and those denom
ligious orthodoxy (i.e. to counter nascent	Protestantism in the area).
After the 1940s this changed; nevertheless	Protestantism kept growing, particularly Pentecostalism,
The History of	Protestantism was also reprinted by Hartland Publication
While the harsh oppression of	Protestantism initiated by King Louis XIV had largely re
The number of adherents of	Protestantism is estimated at above 100,000, even though
It provided limited tolerance of	Protestantism in her Roman Catholic realms, especially i
All forms of	Protestantism showed a degree of hostility to religious
of the monastery was settled in favour of	Protestantism; with abbot Buchinger withdrawing in proce
and dealt brilliantly with the history of	Protestantism.
nd rhetorical powers against the spread of	Protestantism.
re, or subsequent to, the establishment of	Protestantism, in August 1560.
ish" the Catholic church at the expense of	Protestantism and would introduce "popish idols."
eavours to unite the different sections of	Protestantism against Catholicism.
He was unable to stop the spread of	Protestantism in his Northern provinces, but succeeded i
slations: The 16th century saw the rise of	Protestantism and an explosion of translations of the Ne
Paris, he became a zealous protagonist of	Protestantism, "with the firm intention to have died for
Since the advent of	Protestantism in the 16th century, the relations between
Wylie's classic work, The History of	Protestantism, went out of print in the 1920s, although
567, Philip, who was a zealous opponent of	Protestantism, sent Alba into the Netherlands at the hea
ew to winning converts to their version of	Protestantism.
nominations, opposing Nazi adulteration of	Protestantism and Nazi intrusion into Protestant church
e city destroyed after the introduction of	Protestantism in 1527, including the chapel of Mary Magd
step in the intellectual justification of	Protestantism in England.
Under Edward VI he was a defender of	Protestantism, and Nicholas Ridley seems to have meditat
tch Republic but also at the domination of	Protestantism in England; Charles had promised Louis to
f Nantes, ending the limited toleration of	Protestantism in France.
on-papal Catholicism, for others a form of	Protestantism though without a dominant guiding figure s
26% are followers of traditional forms of	Protestantism (Congregationals, Methodists, Baptista, Lu
nd Friedrich von Stolberg's repudiation of	Protestantism (1819).
chbishop issued a scathing denunciation of	Protestantism in Mexico, claiming, "There is solid groun
imed to unite the various denominations of	Protestantism.
The promotion of the study of	Protestantism
er's thesis on Paul Tillich's principle of	Protestantism.
m was fanned into flame by his adoption of	Protestantism.
,' and a volume of his own, 'Discourses on	Protestantism,' 1829.
Pentecostal	Protestantism reached Switzerland from the United States
ng the short reign of Edward VI to promote	Protestantism in Ireland, and the "plantation" by Englis
the Peace of La Rochelle, re-criminalizing	Protestantism and beginning a new chapter in the French
t to encourage the queen to further reform	Protestantism in England.
His trend toward the Reformed	Protestantism was strengthened during his study of law a
eter Martyr Vermigli, a shaper of Reformed	Protestantism, took pains to maintain the contradiction,
olt: Exile and the Development of Reformed	Protestantism (Oxford University Press, 1992)
elated topic with a similar name regarding	Protestantism and resistance to Nazism in Nazi Germany,
During his reign,	Protestantism was introduced in the country and he wante
olomew's Day massacre, but never renounced	Protestantism.
The 2002 Census reported	Protestantism being professed by the majority of the pop
with Mussolini, also in the plot, to smash	Protestantism throughout Europe".
t of social injustice, National Socialism,	Protestantism and the Partition of Ireland.
His humor revolved around rural Southern	Protestantism and earned him the title as "The Prime Min
, and Staging Reform, Reforming the Stage:	Protestantism and Popular Theater in Early Modern Englan
The Cirksenas supported	Protestantism whilst both Balthasar and his father remai
Philip II of Spain, who tried to suppress	Protestantism.
Hence the popular opinion that	Protestantism is one of the elements upon which a powerf
y replacing Catholic associations with the	Protestantism of Geneva.
She was a leading figure in spreading the	protestantism in Monnickendam through bible meetings.
the Jewish faith, his family converted to	Protestantism.
Jesuit school, he eventually converted to	Protestantism.
se ancestors had converted from Judaism to	Protestantism.
Despite having converted to	Protestantism, he became the chancellor of Bishop Tiedem
Olympia's father having died a convert to	Protestantism, and Olympia embraced the doctrines of Lut
Most of the monks converted to	Protestantism during the 16th century, and the church wa
Although Leopold personally objected to	Protestantism, he had to rely on his Protestant German p
was tortured and apostatised, returning to	Protestantism.
Early in his life he converted to	Protestantism and his own father, Richard Milton, subseq
thin his domains in a direction similar to	Protestantism.
is native country on becoming a convert to	Protestantism.
mily in central France He was converted to	Protestantism through a conversation with an itinerant S
is father left his family and converted to	Protestantism in order to marry another woman.
e her parents had settled and converted to	Protestantism.
e main branches of the family converted to	Protestantism (Simon's son Eduard) and Catholicism (Abra
that he had converted from Catholicism to	Protestantism.
ries, and failures to convert Catholics to	Protestantism, marked Woolsey's twelve-year residence at
formerly a Catholic but later converted to	Protestantism, joining the Evangelical Church in the Rhi
Both, very religiously committed to	Protestantism socially and politically, were given the p
Hermann of Wied, had in fact converted to	Protestantism), Friedrich rebuffed efforts by Protestant
urt, but when Turberville was converted to	Protestantism he expressly told William Lloyd that, apar
oners to the Catholic Church as opposed to	Protestantism or traditional religions.
In 1562, having converted to	Protestantism, he failed in an attempt to open Toulouse
In 1618 he converted to	Protestantism, returned to Prague, joined the forces arr
s not known, however, to have converted to	Protestantism.
rlotte of Bourbon (1547-1582) converted to	Protestantism and escaped from the abbey in a cart of ha
though not necessarily of those leaning to	Protestantism, and in many places immediately preceded t
u Fail has been suspected of converting to	Protestantism), linking du Fail to the other great human
The family converted to	Protestantism in 1823.
In 1830, Elisabeth converted to	Protestantism.
Hostile to	Protestantism, he founded an anti-Protestant league.
On 28 June 1825 Heine converted to	Protestantism.
of the army of Albert, he was converted to	Protestantism in 1531.
h the hope of converting Copts in Egypt to	Protestantism.
o do so, he would have had to subscribe to	Protestantism.
The family later converted to	Protestantism and served in the military.
While Henry initially leaned towards	Protestantism and supported parts of the Augsburg Confes
rics in Ulcinium of being inclined towards	Protestantism, therefore labeling them as heretics.
ned the propositionalism of traditionalist	Protestantism.
the aims of John Dury, as far as unifying	Protestantism went, and wrote in his favour, a piece sub
Viewing	Protestantism as heresy, he talked of exterminating the
ng colonial times as laborers), along with	Protestantism and English surnames via the British Isles
as since continued in various forms within	Protestantism.

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