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* Movements predating Luther: [[Proto-Protestantism]], {{Interlanguage link|Renaissance evangelism|lt=|fr|Évangélisme de la Renaissance|WD=}}, and [[preachership]] |
* Movements predating Luther: [[Proto-Protestantism]], {{Interlanguage link|Renaissance evangelism|lt=|fr|Évangélisme de la Renaissance|WD=}}, and [[preachership]] |
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* [[Diet of Regensburg (1541)]] |
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* {{nowrap|[[Augsburg Interim]] (Lutheran and crypto-Calvinist)}} |
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* {{nowrap|[[Crypto-Papist|Crypto-Catholic or Crypto-Papist]] (pejorative)}} |
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* [[Crypto-Protestantism|Crypto-Protestant]] |
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* {{nowrap|[[Nicodemite]] (pejorative)}} |
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* [[Modernism in the Catholic Church|Modernism]] |
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* [[Anglo-Catholicism]] |
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* [[High Church Lutheranism]] |
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* [[Evangelical Catholic|Evangelical Catholicism]] |
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* {{nowrap|[[Ecumenism#Political parties|Ecumenism § Political parties]]}} |
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* ''[[First Things]]'' |
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* {{nowrap|''[[Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification]]''}} |
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* [[Taizé Community]] |
* [[Taizé Community]] |
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* [[Wreckovation]] |
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* [[Catholic Church and ecumenism]] |
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