Use of calvinist in Sentences. 45 Examples
The examples include calvinist at the start of sentence, calvinist at the end of sentence and calvinist in the middle of sentence
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calvinist at the start of sentence
- Calvinist Christianity has a culture of phenomenal industry.
- Calvinist Christianity has a culture of phenomenal industry.
- Calvinist text : name of the Lord presupposes people know something about it.
- Calvinist text : name of the Lord presupposes people know something about it.
- Calvinist Christians expressed their religious zeal by working hard, which, in turn , meant accumulating wealth.
- Calvinist Christians expressed their religious zeal by working hard, which, in turn , meant accumulating wealth.
- Calvinist businessmen plowed their profits back into their businesses or, through banks or stock arrangements, invested their money in other businesses.
calvinist at the end of sentence
- The town hall was in very modest proportions because it's calvinist.
- His father was a professor of medieval studies and his mother a strict calvinist.
- His father was a professor of medieval studies and his mother a strict calvinist.
- Jeremy Taylor, who had at one time been chaplain to Archbishop Laud, was no calvinist.
- Jeremy Taylor, who had at one time been chaplain to Archbishop Laud, was no calvinist.
- Many of the missionaries who tried to bring Christianity to China before the communists took over where presbyterians, and other sorts of calvinist.
- Many of the missionaries who tried to bring Christianity to China before the communists took over where presbyterians, and other sorts of calvinist.
calvinist in the middle of sentence
- Her parents have very calvinist attitudes.
- Her parents have very calvinist attitudes.
- The early settlers believed in calvinist restraint.
- Strasbourg was also the birthplace of the modest first calvinist psalter in 1539.
- Strasbourg was also the birthplace of the modest first calvinist psalter in 1539.
- The calvinist doctrine that God neglected to designate those who would the elect.
- The calvinist doctrine that God neglected to designate those who would the elect.
- The anti-Catholicism of America’s calvinist past found new voice in the 19th century.
- And even that, because I impose it on myself, I can take a sort of calvinist pleasure in.
- And even that, because I impose it on myself, I can take a sort of calvinist pleasure in.
- The banning of popular plays is normally associated with the hard-line calvinist reformers.
- The banning of popular plays is normally associated with the hard-line calvinist reformers.
- In sombre silence, wearing black ties, the calvinist elders walk between the unusually-full pews.
- In sombre silence, wearing black ties, the calvinist elders walk between the unusually-full pews.
- Along comes a man named D. James Kennedy who was a passionate calvinist who was a committed evangelist.
- Along comes a man named D. James Kennedy who was a passionate calvinist who was a committed evangelist.
- InGermany, for example, Prussian and calvinist beliefs about the value ofrising early are still pervasive.
- The story she told of the spread of calvinist religion as an elite religion in China was quite extraordinary.
- The story she told of the spread of calvinist religion as an elite religion in China was quite extraordinary.
- The arts didn't flourish because of the calvinist influence beginning by the middle of the sixteenth century.
- The arts didn't flourish because of the calvinist influence beginning by the middle of the sixteenth century.
- This had been the view of the enclosed calvinist chapel or Methodist station, hidden away from the high streets of life.
- And this belief that's called calvinist predestination is really at the heart of mainstream English Puritanism at this point.
- And this belief that's called calvinist predestination is really at the heart of mainstream English Puritanism at this point.
- A devout calvinist Methodist and strict advocate of temperance, Davies became a patron of Nonconformist and other charitable and educational causes.
- A devout calvinist Methodist and strict advocate of temperance, Davies became a patron of Nonconformist and other charitable and educational causes.
- John Knox, a 16th-century calvinist, condemned the governments of Queens Elizabeth and Mary (of Scots) as “this monstrous regiment [rule] of women”.
- John Knox, a 16th-century calvinist, condemned the governments of Queens Elizabeth and Mary (of Scots) as “this monstrous regiment [rule] of women”.
- Sites of old Dutch calvinist and Presbyterian congregations turned into centers for German Lutherans, then perhaps Catholics, and later become Jewish synagogues.
- The term “Islamic calvinist” has been used to describe the devout businessmen of central Turkey, who use religious networks to accumulate capital and extend their activities.
- The term “Islamic calvinist” has been used to describe the devout businessmen of central Turkey, who use religious networks to accumulate capital and extend their activities.
