Romish
101popish — adjective /ˈpəʊpɪʃ,ˈpoʊpɪʃ/ of or pertaining to Roman Catholicism<!; used by early Protestants (this is a usage note, not a definition) Syn: Catholic, papal, papist, Roman Catholic, Romish See Also: pope …
102Church covenant — The church covenant is a declaration, which some churches draw up and call their members to sign, in which their duties as church members towards God and their fellow believers are outlined. It is a fraternal agreement, freely endorsed, that… …
103Nathaniel Spinckes — (1653–1727) was an English nonjuring clergyman, the leader in the dispute about the usages which split the nonjurors of the non usagers, (those who advocated the retention of the prayer book as it was), against returning to the first prayer book… …
104Liste der Palais in Bratislava — Die Liste der Palais in Bratislava umfasst sowohl bestehende als auch ehemalige, bereits abgerissene Palais in Bratislava. Ein großer Teil der Palais befindet sich im historischen Stadtkern Bratislava, der Staré Mesto. In Bratislava sind… …
105Actes et Monuments — William Tyndale, juste avant d être étranglé puis brûlé au bûcher, il s écrie, « Lord, open the King of England s eyes » (« Seigneur, ouvre les yeux du roi d Angleterre »), gravé sur bois pour une des premières éditions du… …
106Cathédrale Saint-Fachanan de Kilfenora — Présentation Culte Anglican (Église d’Irlande) Type Ancienne cathédrale Église paroissiale …
107Matthew Tindal — (1656 1733) fut un déiste anglais. Né dans le Devonshire, il avait d abord embrassé la carrière des armes et quitta le service pour se faire écrivain. Après avoir servi dans les troupes de Jacques II, il combattit ce prince dans ses écrits, et… …
108ADIAPH`ORISTS — Lutherans who in 16th century maintained that certain practices of the Romish Church, obnoxious to others of them, were matters of indifference, such as having pictures, lighting candles, wearing surplices, and singing certain hymns in worship …
109AILLY, PIERRE D' — a cardinal of the Romish Church, and eminent as a theologian, presided at the council of Constance which condemned Huss (1350 1420) …
110ALEXANDER OF HALES — the Doctor irrefragabilis of the Schools, an English ecclesiastic, a member of the Franciscan order, who in his Summa Universæ Theologiæ formulated, by severe rigour of Aristotelian logic, the theological principles and ecclesiastical rites of …
