papistic (Meaning)
Wordnet
papistic (a)
of or relating to or supporting Romanism
Webster
papistic (a.)
Alt. of Papistical
Synonyms & Antonyms of papistic
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papistic Sentence Examples
- The papistic church was the dominant religious institution in medieval Europe.
- The papistic beliefs drew criticism from reformers such as Martin Luther.
- The papistic doctrine of papal infallibility was a major source of contention during the Reformation.
- Papistic practices, such as indulgences and confession, were widely criticized by Protestant reformers.
- The papistic clergy played a significant role in the political and social life of medieval Europe.
- The papistic calendar, with its emphasis on saints' days and religious festivals, influenced daily life.
- Papistic art and architecture, with its elaborate iconography and grand cathedrals, reflected the wealth and influence of the church.
- Papistic education, centered around monastic and cathedral schools, shaped the intellectual landscape of medieval society.
- The rise of Protestantism challenged the dominance of papistic thought and practices.
- The term "papistic" is often used in a derogatory sense to describe beliefs or practices associated with the Roman Catholic Church.
FAQs About the word papistic
of or relating to or supporting RomanismAlt. of Papistical
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The papistic church was the dominant religious institution in medieval Europe.
The papistic beliefs drew criticism from reformers such as Martin Luther.
The papistic doctrine of papal infallibility was a major source of contention during the Reformation.
Papistic practices, such as indulgences and confession, were widely criticized by Protestant reformers.
