episcopalianism
episcopalism

The position in Scotland would be more complex, due to internal disagreements about episcopalianism.

Episcopalianism had retained supporters through the civil wars and changes of regime in the seventeenth century.

In addition, he converted from his family's Episcopalianism to Roman Catholicism.

Episcopalianism retained supporters, but declined because of its associations with Jacobitism.

Albright was raised Catholic, but converted to Episcopalianism at the time of her marriage in 1959.

He converted from Episcopalianism to Roman Catholicism in 1948, and turned to painting religious subjects.

Vane was opposed to both Presbyterianism and Episcopalianism, but found a way to finesse an agreement.

His passionate Methodism contrasts with his ancestors' chilly Episcopalianism.

Episcopalianism in Scotland may refer to:

Puritanism: Movement to cleanse Episcopalianism of any "ritualistic" aspects.

The Admonition ended by denouncing the bishops and calling for the replacement of episcopalianism with presbyterianism.

Episcopalianism, combined with legitimism, therefore, became the major ground for Scottish Jacobitism.

Although West Point was a strong bastion of Episcopalianism, during this assignment he converted to Catholicism in 1845.

Though regarded as a Presbyterian, he was not exclusively tied to Presbyterianism, and often seemed prepared to accept a modified Episcopalianism.

Cram, a convert to High Church Episcopalianism from Unitarianism, also lent support to this aim.

The Pentland Rising was in the context of the long-running government campaign to impose episcopalianism upon Scotland.

The church's design reflects the principles of the high church movement in American Episcopalianism, of which its architect Richard Upjohn was a part.

It had been a toss-up with them whether to buy New Thought, Christian Science, or a good standard high-church model of Episcopalianism.

Ms. Capshaw recently converted from Episcopalianism to Judaism after more than a year of study with an Orthodox rabbi.

The two forms of Episcopalianism existed side by side, one made almost invisible by penal laws and the other one tolerated and public.

He opposed the imposition of the Episcopalianism of Charles I, and was deposed from the parish for his Presbyterianism.

Widespread conversion to Christianity, specifically Episcopalianism and Catholicism is widely recognized among the Gwich'in.

According to the 2001 census Christianity is Anguilla's predominant religion, with 36.6 percent of the population practising Anglicanism (including Episcopalianism).

Throughout May, the House of Commons launched several bills attacking bishops and episcopalianism in general, each time defeated in the Lords.

Holcroft eventually formed a church on congregational principles, and, after being ejected in 1662 from Bassingbourne, became a bitter opponent of episcopalianism.

The largest form practised is Anglicanism (known as Episcopalism in Scotland).

Chief Washakie chose Episcopalism as his faith, was baptized again in 1897, and ultimately buried in a service officiated by his friend Rev. Roberts, on February 22, 1900.