Philippism
noun
Phil·ip·pism
ˈfiləˌpizəm
plural -s
: the doctrines of the Lutheran theologian Philipp Melanchthon or his followers marked by a conciliatory policy toward both the Calvinists and the Roman Catholic Church
Word History
Etymology
French philippisme, from Philipp Melanchthon (Schwarzert) †1560 German scholar and religious reformer + French -isme -ism
- antihalations
- antihalo
- antihelices
- antihelium
- antihelixes
- antihemophilic factor
- antihero
- antiheroes
- antiheroic
- antiheroine
- antiheroines
- antiheroisms
- antiherpes
- antihierarchical
- antihijacking
- antihistamine
- antihistamines
- antihistaminic
- antihistaminics
- antihistorical
- antihomosexual
- antihormone
- antihuman
- antihumanism
- antihumanisms