waldensian in a sentence
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Definition
Waldensian refers to a member of a Christian reformist movement that originated in the late 12th century, advocating for biblical teachings and social justice in response to the corruption of the Catholic Church.
Sample Sentences
- The Waldensian movement emerged in the late 12th century as a reaction to perceived corruption within the Catholic Church.
- Waldensian communities are known for their commitment to biblical teachings and social justice.
- In the 17th century, Waldensian valleys were the site of significant persecution and conflict with the ruling powers.
- The rich cultural heritage of the Waldensian people includes unique traditions in music, literature, and theology.
- Today, Waldensian churches continue to promote values of tolerance and religious freedom in various parts of the world.
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