unprotestantize (Meaning)
unprotestantize (v. t.)
To render other than Protestant; to cause to change from Protestantism to some other form of religion; to deprive of some Protestant feature or characteristic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unprotestantize
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unprotestantize Sentence Examples
- The evangelical movement sought to unprotestantize the Catholic Church by restoring traditional practices.
- The conservative theologian argued that the church should unprotestantize itself and embrace orthodox doctrine.
- The Vatican commissioned a study on the feasibility of unprotestantizing the Eastern churches.
- Some Protestants advocated for the unprotestantization of dissenting denominations to promote Christian unity.
- The new pope vowed to unprotestantize the church's liturgy and restore its sacred character.
- Amidst growing cultural secularization, Catholic leaders discussed the need to unprotestantize the faith and appeal to modern society.
- The ecumenical dialogue aimed to unprotestantize the opposing viewpoints and find common ground.
- The charismatic movement was seen as a force that could unprotestantize evangelicalism and embrace a more experiential spirituality.
- The restoration of traditional monasteries was part of the larger effort to unprotestantize the Catholic Church.
- The controversy over Vatican II stemmed from the perception that it sought to unprotestantize Catholicism and undermine its distinct identity.
FAQs About the word unprotestantize
To render other than Protestant; to cause to change from Protestantism to some other form of religion; to deprive of some Protestant feature or characteristic.
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The evangelical movement sought to unprotestantize the Catholic Church by restoring traditional practices.
The conservative theologian argued that the church should unprotestantize itself and embrace orthodox doctrine.
The Vatican commissioned a study on the feasibility of unprotestantizing the Eastern churches.
Some Protestants advocated for the unprotestantization of dissenting denominations to promote Christian unity.
