Sentence example with the word 'evangelical'

evangelical

New- Old- accepted, authoritative, creedbound, faithful, hyperorthodox, of the faith, proper, received, sound, textual, true

Definition adj. relating to or being a Christian church believing in personal conversion and the inerrancy of the Bible especially the 4 Gospels

Last update: July 18, 2015


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Evangelical Christianity.   [Please select]

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Of the numerous other churches, Evangelical, Roman Catholic and Anglican, none are of special interest.   [Please select]

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, after one of his evangelical visits to Ireland, returned to his home at Millbrook.   [Please select]

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Cleaver was a dignified, stately clergyman of the Evangelical school.   [Please select]

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With the Evangelical party, represented to him by his Irish friend, Mr.   [Please select]

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She's made such a good social running lately--and then she's started this evangelical craze too.   [Please select]

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The letter contained his first lesson in the then unaccustomed discipline of the Evangelical vocabulary.   [Please select]

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It may be that the distinction which pervaded the evangelical circles of Mr.   [Please select]

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Athanasius himself was not more evangelical, or Ambrose more impressive.   [Please select]

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Accordingly, Manning shook off his early Evangelical convictions, started an active correspondence with Newman, and was soon working for the new cause.   [Please select]

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