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Definition of Protestant denomination
1. Noun. Group of Protestant congregations.
Specialized synonyms: Christian Church, Disciples Of Christ, Anglican Church, Anglican Communion, Church Of England, Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints, Mormon Church, Mormons, Baptist Church, Baptists, Baptist Denomination, Christian Science, Church Of Christ Scientist, Congregational Church, Congregational Christian Church, Evangelical And Reformed Church, United Church Of Christ, Jehovah's Witnesses, Lutheran Church, Presbyterian Church, Unitarian Church, Arminian Church, Methodist Church, Methodists, Methodist Denomination, Anabaptist Denomination, Mennonite Church, Assemblies Of God
Generic synonyms: Denomination
Lexicographical Neighbors of Protestant Denomination
Literary usage of Protestant denomination
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Works of Orestes A. Brownson by Orestes Augustus Brownson, Henry Francis Brownson (1884)
"To each Protestant denomination, not at all, unless each denomination can put in
an honest plea of conscience for such division. ..."
2. The Civil Law and the Church by Charles Zebina Lincoln (1916)
"... but was to be controlled by the trustees of the Baptist Society to be used by
such Baptist Society or by any other Protestant denomination to preach in ..."
3. The Education of the South African Native by Charles Templeman Loram (1917)
"The writer knows of a place where one Protestant denomination stepped over a
hundred miles of untouched country in order to establish a station at a place ..."
4. On Theological, Biblical, and Other Subjects by Robert Flint (1905)
"In the United States, Catholicism has decidedly outstripped any Protestant
denomination,—enormously outstripped any Protestant denomination which deems it ..."
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