Latitudinarian doctrine, opinions, principles, or practice; the professions or practice of a latitudinarian or the latitudinarians.

A division or tradition within the Anglican communion which gives relatively little emphasis to ritual, sacraments, and the authority of the…

(belief in or adherence to) the principles, doctrines, or practices of the Low Church.

The opinions or policy characteristic of the latitudinarian clergy of whom Bishop Hoadly was typical.

= evangelicalism, n.

Attachment to or profession of evangelical doctrines, i.e. = evangelicalism, n. (chiefly in derisive or hostile use).

= Low-Churchism n. at Low Church, n. adj.derivatives.

The doctrines and modes of thought peculiar to the Evangelical party; adherence to that party.

(a) Christian Church (depreciative). Evangelicalism. Cf. peculiar, n. 1a. Now historical and rare. (b) gen. Exclusivity; adherence to a distinctive…

colloquial (depreciative). Evangelicalism; = peculiarism, n. a. Obsolete. rare.

= evangelicalism, n.

the doctrine or beliefs of the Kensitites.