Sentence examples for forms of protestant from inspiring English sources
Various forms of Protestant Christianity made inroads in the 20th century, mainly in Georgetown.
Up until the middle of the last century, it was more or less assumed that the underlying consensus in America was some form of Protestant Christianity.
There is, she observes, a pacifist strand in Christianity, which in America takes the form of Protestant perfectionism -- an attitude of moral purity that cannot begin to cope with the awful consequences of even the most justified of wars.
The book's focus is a specific form of Protestant Christianity, and it will undoubtedly be criticised for making sweeping and generalised claims extrapolated from just one type of religion.
The Taiping Rebellion that powered up in its wake featured the evangelical Christian sect called the Heavenly Kingdom and with backing from US interests attempted to replace Chinese traditional religions with a form of protestant Christianity.
It reads like a form of protest in the grand old Protestant tradition.
Once confronted her son on live television about his choice to abandon traditional Philippine Catholicism for a form of evangelical Protestant Christianity.
Evans sought to promote a form of nativist, Protestant nationalism.
In 1864, a group of Protestant clergy formed the National Reform Association to petition Lincoln and Congress to amend the Constitution to acknowledge "Almighty God" and "the Lord Jesus Christ as the Ruler among nations".
Although various families of Protestant churches formed themselves (Lutheran, Reformed, Anglican), they usually were not in full ecclesiastical communion with each other; the separating factors were chiefly differences over the presence of Christ in the Lord's Supper and over the pastoral and governmental structures of the church.
Many established new forms of political influence within the network of Protestant (mainly Presbyterian) missions or successfully competed against European traders and planters in the group.
