papism

/ˈpæpɪzəm/

Definitions

1. noun

A system of religious doctrine that is considered to be contrary to the principles of the Reformation, especially in its opposition to the Protestant Reformation.

“The Catholic Church viewed the rise of Papism as a threat to its authority and teachings.”

Synonyms

  • papalism
  • romanism

Antonyms

  • protestantism
  • reformism