Definition of Zwinglian in English:

Zwinglian

adjective ˈzwɪŋɡlɪənˈzwɪŋ(ɡ)liən

Relating to or characteristic of the Swiss Protestant reformer Ulrich Zwingli or his doctrine.
some churches followed a Zwinglian tradition
Example sentencesExamples
- Admittedly, much of Switzerland is more Zwinglian than Calvinist.
- Catholic or Zwinglian, the bells are strict in their demands.
- His writings begin to show a drift toward Zwinglian theology, while retaining the strong pastoral interest for which he had become famous.
- The Privy Council had published forty-two articles which endeavoured to enforce Zwinglian doctrines upon the English Church.
- The Zwinglian principle of the primacy of scripture is evident in his appeal to a lack of biblical warrant for auricular confession.

noun ˈzwɪŋɡlɪənˈzwɪŋ(ɡ)liən

A follower of the Swiss Protestant reformer Ulrich Zwingli or his doctrine.
he eventually settled and became a Zwinglian
Example sentencesExamples
- He was at this time even more embittered than Luther against the Zwinglians.
- He proves that, while the Lutherans and Zwinglians were new sects, the churches of the so-called Anabaptists, or Baptists of the sixteenth century, were but the renewal or continuation of the Petrobrusian and Waldensian churches of the twelfth century.
- This elicited the wrath not only of the Zwinglians but also of the Catholic party, which was still strong at Cambridge.
- He labored for union with other Swiss churches, wrote many letters about his hopes for a rapprochement with the Lutherans and Zwinglians, and was routinely called upon to help resolve troubles in churches in other cities.
- It made little sense to be concerned about Christian unity, whether with Romanists or Zwinglians.

Definition of Zwinglian in US English:

Zwinglian

adjectiveˈzwɪŋ(ɡ)liənˈzwiNG(ɡ)lēən

Relating to or characteristic of the Swiss Protestant reformer Ulrich Zwingli or his doctrine.
some churches followed a Zwinglian tradition
Example sentencesExamples
- Catholic or Zwinglian, the bells are strict in their demands.
- The Privy Council had published forty-two articles which endeavoured to enforce Zwinglian doctrines upon the English Church.
- Admittedly, much of Switzerland is more Zwinglian than Calvinist.
- The Zwinglian principle of the primacy of scripture is evident in his appeal to a lack of biblical warrant for auricular confession.
- His writings begin to show a drift toward Zwinglian theology, while retaining the strong pastoral interest for which he had become famous.

nounˈzwɪŋ(ɡ)liənˈzwiNG(ɡ)lēən

A follower of the Swiss Protestant reformer Ulrich Zwingli or his doctrine.
he eventually settled and became a Zwinglian
Example sentencesExamples
- It made little sense to be concerned about Christian unity, whether with Romanists or Zwinglians.
- He labored for union with other Swiss churches, wrote many letters about his hopes for a rapprochement with the Lutherans and Zwinglians, and was routinely called upon to help resolve troubles in churches in other cities.
- He was at this time even more embittered than Luther against the Zwinglians.
- He proves that, while the Lutherans and Zwinglians were new sects, the churches of the so-called Anabaptists, or Baptists of the sixteenth century, were but the renewal or continuation of the Petrobrusian and Waldensian churches of the twelfth century.
- This elicited the wrath not only of the Zwinglians but also of the Catholic party, which was still strong at Cambridge.

词汇	Zwinglian
释义	Definition of Zwinglian in English: Zwinglian adjective ˈzwɪŋɡlɪənˈzwɪŋ(ɡ)liən Relating to or characteristic of the Swiss Protestant reformer Ulrich Zwingli or his doctrine. some churches followed a Zwinglian tradition Example sentencesExamples Admittedly, much of Switzerland is more Zwinglian than Calvinist. Catholic or Zwinglian, the bells are strict in their demands. His writings begin to show a drift toward Zwinglian theology, while retaining the strong pastoral interest for which he had become famous. The Privy Council had published forty-two articles which endeavoured to enforce Zwinglian doctrines upon the English Church. The Zwinglian principle of the primacy of scripture is evident in his appeal to a lack of biblical warrant for auricular confession. noun ˈzwɪŋɡlɪənˈzwɪŋ(ɡ)liən A follower of the Swiss Protestant reformer Ulrich Zwingli or his doctrine. he eventually settled and became a Zwinglian Example sentencesExamples He was at this time even more embittered than Luther against the Zwinglians. He proves that, while the Lutherans and Zwinglians were new sects, the churches of the so-called Anabaptists, or Baptists of the sixteenth century, were but the renewal or continuation of the Petrobrusian and Waldensian churches of the twelfth century. This elicited the wrath not only of the Zwinglians but also of the Catholic party, which was still strong at Cambridge. He labored for union with other Swiss churches, wrote many letters about his hopes for a rapprochement with the Lutherans and Zwinglians, and was routinely called upon to help resolve troubles in churches in other cities. It made little sense to be concerned about Christian unity, whether with Romanists or Zwinglians. Definition of Zwinglian in US English: Zwinglian adjectiveˈzwɪŋ(ɡ)liənˈzwiNG(ɡ)lēən Relating to or characteristic of the Swiss Protestant reformer Ulrich Zwingli or his doctrine. some churches followed a Zwinglian tradition Example sentencesExamples Catholic or Zwinglian, the bells are strict in their demands. The Privy Council had published forty-two articles which endeavoured to enforce Zwinglian doctrines upon the English Church. Admittedly, much of Switzerland is more Zwinglian than Calvinist. The Zwinglian principle of the primacy of scripture is evident in his appeal to a lack of biblical warrant for auricular confession. His writings begin to show a drift toward Zwinglian theology, while retaining the strong pastoral interest for which he had become famous. nounˈzwɪŋ(ɡ)liənˈzwiNG(ɡ)lēən A follower of the Swiss Protestant reformer Ulrich Zwingli or his doctrine. he eventually settled and became a Zwinglian Example sentencesExamples It made little sense to be concerned about Christian unity, whether with Romanists or Zwinglians. He labored for union with other Swiss churches, wrote many letters about his hopes for a rapprochement with the Lutherans and Zwinglians, and was routinely called upon to help resolve troubles in churches in other cities. He was at this time even more embittered than Luther against the Zwinglians. He proves that, while the Lutherans and Zwinglians were new sects, the churches of the so-called Anabaptists, or Baptists of the sixteenth century, were but the renewal or continuation of the Petrobrusian and Waldensian churches of the twelfth century. This elicited the wrath not only of the Zwinglians but also of the Catholic party, which was still strong at Cambridge.
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