Protestantism
ˈprɒtɪst(ə)nˌtɪzəm
Definition

Definition of Protestantism - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

church historybranch of Christianity separate from Catholicism or Orthodoxy, with its teachings
  • Protestantism spread rapidly in parts of northern Europe during the Reformation.
  • She wrote her thesis on the rise of Protestantism in England.
  • Protestantism emphasizes the authority of the Bible in matters of faith.
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Origin of Protestantism

Latin, protestari (declare publicly)

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Protestantism
church leader assisting the minister
religious movement
movement in American Protestantism emphasizing literal interpretation of the Bible
religion
relating to Protestantism
Protestantism
person following Jacobus Arminius's teachings
English church history
Protestantism outside the Anglican Church in England
religion
adherent of Protestantism
region
southern US area with dominant Evangelical Protestantism

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  2. German:Protestantismus, ...
  3. Italian:protestantesimo, ...
  4. Spanish:protestantismo, ...
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  6. Chinese:新教, ...
  7. Japanese:プロテスタント, ...
  8. Arabic:البروتِستانتيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:פּרוֹטֶסְטַנְטִיּוּת, ...
  10. Russian:протестантизм, ...
  11. Ukrainian:протестантизм, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रोटेस्टेंट धर्म, ...
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