nonconformity in Czech
nonconformity in Czech is nonkonformismus — nonconformity means a refusal to follow the teachings and practices of an established state church, particularly by Protestants who reject the Church of England, or the outlook and members of that movement as a whole.
nonconformity in Czech
nonkonformismus
Refusal to conform to the doctrine, discipline, or practice of a state religion, especially refusal by other Protestants to conform to the doctrine or discipline of the Church of England; the principles or practice of nonconformists; nonconformists as a class.
What does "nonconformity" mean?
- noun A refusal to follow the teachings and practices of an established state church, particularly by Protestants who reject the Church of England, or the outlook and members of that movement as a whole.
- noun A failure or refusal to follow an accepted practice, standard, rule or law.
- noun (geology) A kind of unconformity in which non-sedimentary rock lies within layers of sedimentary rock.
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What is "nonconformity" in Czech?
"nonconformity" in Czech is nonkonformismus. nonconformity means: A refusal to follow the teachings and practices of an established state church, particularly by Protestants who reject the Church of England, or the outlook and members of that movement as a whole.
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