Sentence examples for to protestant from inspiring English sources
noun
One who protests; a protester.
Thereafter he imposed strict conformity to Protestant ceremony and doctrine.
While unsympathetic to Protestant belief, he equally repudiated forced conversions.
What was it that bound Catholic Bavaria to Protestant Prussia?
Pandering to Protestant bigots is just one missed opportunity.
Some weavers emigrated to Protestant cities in Germany and England.
He was born to Protestant missionaries in 1896 in Sidon, now part of Lebanon.
Economic leadership passed to Protestant Europe when Luther and Calvin made moneylending acceptable.
In return, Walpole undertook that no further extensive concessions would be made to Protestant dissenters.
Adherents to Protestant churches now account for more than one-fourth of the population.
Post-Reformation Roman Catholic Mariology has generally been characterized by a sensitivity to Protestant criticisms.
In Chicago - as the local joke had it - Jewish professors taught Roman Catholicism to Protestant students.
