The phrase "a protestant against" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who opposes or stands against a particular idea, action, or authority, often in a social or political context.
Example: "He has always been a protestant against injustice and inequality in society."
Alternatives: "an opponent of" or "a critic of".
And a Protestant protest against Catholic schoolgirls walking through their north Belfast neighborhood is entering its sixth week.
Beginning in the 1860's, New York Catholics, outraged by what they considered to be a Protestant plot against their faith, founded their own child welfare services, which placed children only in Catholic homes.
A political union between England and Scotland was being negotiated to provide a Protestant bulwark against Catholic France.
If democracy means merely "rule by the majority" then the minorities can suffer considerably; as, for example, in Northern Ireland where a Protestant majority discriminated against a Catholic minority for several decades.
In 1591 92 he commanded the English force in France, which helped King Henry IV, then still a Protestant, in his campaign against the French Roman Catholics.
When Bill was posted to RAF bases in the far east and Britain, Georgina was sent to a succession of substandard convent schools where, as a Protestant, she felt discriminated against.
The decision in June found the department discriminated against a Protestant seeking a top post in Northern Ireland Water.
A fresh political row has broken out over a tribunal which found that a Stormont department discriminated against a Protestant job applicant.
Legislation in the Assembly will have to be passed by 70percentt or greater, a safeguard against having a Protestant bloc outvote the Catholics.
Vermeer's marriage to Catharina in 1653 was manifestly one of love, a Protestant to a Catholic and against both families' wishes.
