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...she is a major figure of the [[Remonstrants#Modern Remonstrant Brotherhood|Remonstrants brotherhood]], a faith community committed to a free and tolerant [[Christi ...hips|extraordinary professor]] of Remonstrant Theology and rector of the [[Remonstrants Seminary]] at the [[VU University Amsterdam]]. In recent years she authored ...

...clergyman during the [[Eighty Years' War]]. He was one of the prominent [[Remonstrants]] who were summoned to the [[Dordrecht Synod]] in 1618–19. ...between [[Franciscus Gomarus]] and the followers of [[Jacobus Arminius]] (Remonstrants), who died in 1609, became active. Since Sapma was known as a sharp Remonst ...

..., nor members of a Jewish worship community. Later in life he joined the [[Remonstrants|Remonstrant Church]]. His final years were spent under the [[German occupat [[Category:Remonstrants]] ...

In 1622, several [[remonstrants]], including the sons of [[Johan van Oldenbarnevelt]], [[Reinier van Oldenb [[Category:Remonstrants]] ...

...lf came from a Mennonite family, she became Remonstrants and founded the [[Remonstrants Hofje]] in Haarlem. The company correspondence from her family cloth and ri ...

...nod, Niellius protested at the end of the 57th session, which expelled the Remonstrants there from further participation.<ref>[[Charles Butler (lawyer)|Charles But Niellius returned to the service of the Remonstrants, and was employed from 1 March 1632 in [[Amsterdam]] as the first pastor of ...

...known: scarcely recovered from a heavy illness, Van Beuningen (who was a [[Remonstrants|Remonstrant]] [[Calvinism|Calvinist]]) wanted to go to the city hall on [[D [[Category:Remonstrants]] ...

...t]] Burgh was appointed councilor by [[Reynier Pauw]] to replace the pro-[[Remonstrants|Remonstrant]] [[Jacob Dircksz de Graeff]] in the Amsterdam city council.<re [[Category:Remonstrants]] ...

...a 'via media' man, declaring for neither the [[Remonstrant]]s nor the Anti-Remonstrants. ...

He was a leading publicist of the [[Contra-Remonstrants]], attacking the [[Five Articles of Remonstrance]]. He traced their connect ...

...2-1950)}}</ref> He was dismissed in 1619, suspected of sympathy with the [[Remonstrants]];<ref>[http://www.abdn.ac.uk/~wad005/documents/forbes.pdf Nicholas Thompso ...

...had embraced the doctrines of [[Arminianism]], and like other Arminians or Remonstrants, he was banned from ministry and teaching and driven into exile (1619).{{sf [[Category:Remonstrants]] ...

...(1585-1655) who was also one of the leaders of the [[Synod of Dort|contra-remonstrants]]. They are among the ancestors of many families in both the former [[New N ...

...in the [[Dutch Reformed Church]]. Those who supported them were called "[[Remonstrants]]". The Remonstrants did not reject [[Confession (religion)|confession]] and [[catechism]], but ...

...ch challenged the Calvinist theology and the Reformed Confessions that the Remonstrants had sworn to uphold. The Counter Remonstrance was written primarily by Fest ...ty-three of his like-minded colleagues appeared, declaring themselves "the Remonstrants."<ref name="auto1">{{cite book| last=Dennison| first=James T.| title=Reform ...

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...[Remonstrants]]') and [[Franciscus Gomarus]] (who were called the "Counter-Remonstrants"). The enforcement of this Resolution caused discord within the Hof van Hol ...

Backer was the son of the [[Mennonite]] Tjerk Adriaensz and the [[Remonstrants|Remonstrant]] Marritje Dootshooft. He was born in [[Amsterdam]]. His baptiz ...

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