- of Geneva) and 6.2%
other Christians,
mostly other Protestants), 38% of
Genevans were non-religious, 6.1% were
Muslim and 1.6% were Jews.
Geneva has historically...
- The
Genevan Psalter, also
known as the
Huguenot Psalter, is a 1539
metrical psalter in
French created under the
supervision of John
Calvin for liturgical...
-
Faith (1673),
published by
Robert Barclay. Calvin's 1545
preface to the
Genevan Catechism begins with an
acknowledgement that the
several traditions and...
- (Oxford
University Press, 2022) Terrorists, Anarchists, And Republicans: The
Genevans And The
Irish In Time Of
Revolution (Princeton
University Press, 2019)...
- of
Common Order. The
first Scottish editions were
printed in 1564. The
Genevan Book of Order,
sometimes called The
Order of
Geneva or Knox's Liturgy,...
- citizens,
mostly merchants.)
About 5,000
lower middle-class "natives"—male
Genevans born to long-standing
Geneva families—lived in the city but were excluded...
-
Thursday and
exercise church discipline by
summoning and
formally rebuking Genevans who had
refused to
repent when
confronted by
elders and
pastors in private...
-
Catholic sections of
Genevan society due to
numerous attempts to
meddle by
proxy with the republic's
judicial affairs,
which the
Genevans viewed as attacks...
- The
pulpit gown, also
called pulpit robe or
preaching robe, is a
black gown worn by
Protestant ministers for preaching. It is
particularly ****ociated with...
- (2007). "The "Alien Origins" of the
French Revolution: American, Scottish,
Genevan, and
Dutch Influences". The
Western Society for
French History. 35 (2)...
