In "Gulliver's Travels," Swift seems critical of the religious dispute between English Catholics and Protestants, highlighting the absurdity of their conflict. He portrays their religious differences as trivial in the face of broader human folly and societies' more pressing issues. Swift's satire ultimately suggests that intolerance and fanaticism in religious disputes are counterproductive and detrimental to society.
Man United - catholic Man City - protestants
There are both Protestant and Catholic versions available.
From the moment the first colonists arrived at what was intended to be a Catholic haven the majority was English Protestants. Political power and the power of the purse was firmly in the hands of the Catholic minority but that did little to win the hearts and minds of the Protestants.
Imperial England and the English soldiers developed a contemptuous attitude toward the 'natives' because of their attempt to colonize the ruthless, Catholic Irish peoples.
I would think the Irish descendants in Liverpool would be largely Catholic, whereas the Welsh descendants and the English would not be (in general).
James was the son of Mary Queen of Scots, therefore he was an enemy. William and Mary were good English protestants while James was a Scottish Catholic.
In "Gulliver's Travels," Swift satirizes the religious conflict between English Catholics and Protestants by highlighting their absurdities and extremism. Swift uses this dispute to comment on the destructive nature of religious fanaticism and argues for moderation and tolerance in religious beliefs.
protestants want church services to be in english, whearas catholics want it in latin. also, catholics had too much bling for protestants, they want it to be humble and help the poor
No. He was a proud Catholic and oversaw the persecution of Protestants in all Habsburg Territories (Spain, Austria, Hungary, Netherlands, Belgium, etc.).
The RSV, the Catholic version being the rsv-ce (catholic edition). This is the primary English Catholic translation. Another accepted is the older Douay-Rheims (1609). For Protestants, there is no real set upon translations. Some churches still prefer to only use the King James Version (the AV) , or the New King James Versions, others prefer to use the NASB, or the NIV. There are a hundered other English Translations but these listed are among the most popular to use in Protestant Churches.
there was more catholics and protestants.
"Attitude" in English is atteggiamento in Italian.