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Protestant
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Protestant
a. an adherent of Protestantism
b. (as modifier): the Protestant Church


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Yost, 'Taverner's Use of Erasmus and the Protestantization of English Humanism', Renaissance Quarterly, 23 (1970), pp.
'Whosoever resisteth shall get to themselfes dampnacioun': tyranny ... by Ward, Allyna / Yearbook of English Studies
This assumed distinction has led in turn to a broad variety of approaches to interpreting the process of mediating the relationship between the two: for example, Protestantization, acculturation, confessionalization.
Religion and the Early Modern State: Views from China, Russia, and ... by Kirby, Torrance / Renaissance Quarterly
Even when religious groups set up their own parochial schools--to resist the steady pressure of Protestantization imposed in the public schools--they invariably laid heavy emphasis on patriotism, mastery of English, and the virtues of "Americanism.
Problems of identity in America: two views by Zmirak, John; Black, Jeremy / Modern Age
 
 
 
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