KONIUGACJA CZASOWNIKA UNPROTESTANTISE
PRESENT
Present
I unprotestantise
you unprotestantise
he/she/it unprotestantises
we unprotestantise
you unprotestantise
they unprotestantise
Present continuous
I am unprotestantising
you are unprotestantising
he/she/it is unprotestantising
we are unprotestantising
you are unprotestantising
they are unprotestantising
Present perfect
I have unprotestantised
you have unprotestantised
he/she/it has unprotestantised
we have unprotestantised
you have unprotestantised
they have unprotestantised
Present perfect continuous
I have been unprotestantising
you have been unprotestantising
he/she/it has been unprotestantising
we have been unprotestantising
you have been unprotestantising
they have been unprotestantising
PAST
Past
I unprotestantised
you unprotestantised
he/she/it unprotestantised
we unprotestantised
you unprotestantised
they unprotestantised
Past continuous
I was unprotestantising
you were unprotestantising
he/she/it was unprotestantising
we were unprotestantising
you were unprotestantising
they were unprotestantising
Past perfect
I had unprotestantised
you had unprotestantised
he/she/it had unprotestantised
we had unprotestantised
you had unprotestantised
they had unprotestantised
Past perfect continuous
I had been unprotestantising
you had been unprotestantising
he/she/it had been unprotestantising
we had been unprotestantising
you had been unprotestantising
they had been unprotestantising
FUTURE
Future
I will unprotestantise
you will unprotestantise
he/she/it will unprotestantise
we will unprotestantise
you will unprotestantise
they will unprotestantise
Future continuous
I will be unprotestantising
you will be unprotestantising
he/she/it will be unprotestantising
we will be unprotestantising
you will be unprotestantising
they will be unprotestantising
Future perfect
I will have unprotestantised
you will have unprotestantised
he/she/it will have unprotestantised
we will have unprotestantised
you will have unprotestantised
they will have unprotestantised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been unprotestantising
you will have been unprotestantising
he/she/it will have been unprotestantising
we will have been unprotestantising
you will have been unprotestantising
they will have been unprotestantising
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would unprotestantise
you would unprotestantise
he/she/it would unprotestantise
we would unprotestantise
you would unprotestantise
they would unprotestantise
Conditional continuous
I would be unprotestantising
you would be unprotestantising
he/she/it would be unprotestantising
we would be unprotestantising
you would be unprotestantising
they would be unprotestantising
Conditional perfect
I would have unprotestantise
you would have unprotestantise
he/she/it would have unprotestantise
we would have unprotestantise
you would have unprotestantise
they would have unprotestantise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been unprotestantising
you would have been unprotestantising
he/she/it would have been unprotestantising
we would have been unprotestantising
you would have been unprotestantising
they would have been unprotestantising
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you unprotestantise
we let´s unprotestantise
you unprotestantise
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to unprotestantise
Past participle
unprotestantised
Present Participle
unprotestantising
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1
Anglicanism and the Christian Church: Theological Resources ...
They had a disproportionate influence on the identity of modern Anglicanism.
Their programme was to 'unprotestantise' the Church of England. Their method
was denigration of the Reformers. This route led them to the Roman Catholic
Church ...
2
The Oxford Movement: Europe and the Wider World 1830-1930
... of the Puseyites in America' was 'the same as that of the Puseyites in England
— TO UNPROTESTANTISE THE CHURCH'.40 33 Doane was one of the first
students of the General Theological Seminary at New York under Bishop Hobart.
Stewart J. Brown, Peter B. Nockles, Peter Benedict Nockles, 2012
... takes place ; while experience shows that on this single ceremony, the party
who desire to unprotestantise the Church of England repose their theory. The
Scotch clergy are ordained by the imposition of hands of the presbytery — yet the
...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, Thomas Carlyle, 1866
4
The Christian Remembrancer
... caused,—defieiencies which Andrewes in his prayers lamented, and which the
Hampton Court Conference, and the rule of the Caroline prelates, and the Savoy
changes, only partially met; and thus, in a due sense, even to unprotestantise, ...
5
A memoir of the Rev. ---,comprising an ...
It is the great object of the modern Whigs and Radicals, to unprotestantise the
State, so that all offices may be open to Jew, Turk, Infidel, and Heretic. They are
instruments in the devil's hands, to expel the God of the Bible from the State ; and
...
6
The Christian guardian (and Church of England magazine).
have been aiming to defend. Mr. Newman pleaded for liberty to take the Articles
in a non-natural sense, desiring to unprotestantise the Church of England : this
was acting in direct opposition to the intention of our Reformers. The aim of the ...
The two daughters at first made a vigorous attempt to convert Agnes, which she
as vigorously resisted, and grievously scandalised them by a strongly-expressed
conviction that it was no use trying to unprotestantise the Church of England, and
...
Frances Mary Oxenham, 1868
8
Three English Statesmen: a Course of Lectures on the ...
To unprotestantise the Church of England Laud laboured with canons and
ordinances, with books and sermons, with preferments for the compliant, with
whips, pillories, and banishment for recusants, at a rate which happily for us left
pru— ...
9
The Christian's monthly magazine and universal review
To " unprotestantise the Church of England," and to induce her to "recede more
and more from the principles, if any, of the Reformation," were the uniform
tendencies of the series. The means thus adopted are so similar to those
described by ...
10
The Last Parable of Ezekiel
... which was made by-Queen Mary to destroy the work of Reforma— tion which
was begun in the reign of Edward the Sixth. The second event was the blind and
abortive effort. of Archbishop Laud to unprotestantise the Church of England ...
