Hoadlyismn.
/ˈhəʊdlɪɪz(ə)m/ The opinions or policy characteristic of the latitudinarian clergy of whom Bishop Hoadly was typical.
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latitudinarianism1676
Low Church1699
Low-Churchisma1787
Hoadlyism1800
evangelicism1807
evangelism1812
Low-Churchmanism1829
evangelicalism1831
peculiarism1835
peculiarity1838
evangelicanism1887
Kensitism1898
1800 J. Milner Lett. to Prebendary viii. 233 This doctrine..is absurd in the highest degree on the principles of Hoadlyism.
1863 J. S. Brewer Eng. Stud. (1881) 300 He may write and preach as much Hoadleyism..as he pleases.
1896 E. S. Purcell Life Cardinal Manning (new ed.) I. 499 Its [sc. the Established Church's] Hoadleyism, if I may so speak, which prevailed before the Tractarian movement.
Derivatives
ˈHoadlyan adj.
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Low Church1702
low1706
Hoadlyan1800
1800 J. Milner Lett. to Prebendary viii. 238 The Hoadlyan system..incumbers it with a great number of perplexing consequences.
ˈHoadlyite n.
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Protestant1583
latitude man1662
latitudinarian1662
Low Churchman1698
low-flyer?1704
lowboy1707
Simeonite1795
Hoadlyite1800
evangelical1804
evangelic1812
peculiar1834
Sim1836
Recordite1844
evangelican1876
Kensitite1898
1800 J. Milner Lett. to Prebendary viii. 225 I know that the Hoadlyites deny the existence of such sacramental grace.
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