antipapal (Meaning)
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antipapal (a.)
Opposed to the pope or to popery.
Synonyms & Antonyms of antipapal
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
antipapal Sentence Examples
- The antipapal sentiment in the region led to a schism within the local church, with factions opposing the authority of the Pope.
- The historical conflict between monarchs and the papacy resulted in the rise of antipapal movements seeking greater autonomy.
- During the Reformation, some religious leaders advocated for antipapal doctrines, challenging the established hierarchy.
- The antipapal protests gained momentum as people questioned the authority and practices of the Catholic Church.
- Certain regions experienced antipapal rebellions, rejecting the influence of the Vatican and advocating for local religious autonomy.
- The antipapal literature of the time criticized the perceived excesses and corruption within the Catholic Church.
- The antipapal movement in the 16th century marked a significant shift in religious dynamics across Europe.
- The emergence of antipapal doctrines contributed to the fragmentation of Christianity during periods of religious upheaval.
- In some historical conflicts, rulers aligned themselves with antipapal forces to challenge the dominance of the Catholic Church.
- The antipapal sentiments persisted in various forms, influencing the development of alternative religious movements.
FAQs About the word antipapal
Opposed to the pope or to popery.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The antipapal sentiment in the region led to a schism within the local church, with factions opposing the authority of the Pope.
The historical conflict between monarchs and the papacy resulted in the rise of antipapal movements seeking greater autonomy.
During the Reformation, some religious leaders advocated for antipapal doctrines, challenging the established hierarchy.
The antipapal protests gained momentum as people questioned the authority and practices of the Catholic Church.
