- The
Remonstrants (or the
Remonstrant Brotherhood) is a
Protestant movement that
split from the
Dutch Reformed Church in the
early 17th century. The early...
- of the
Pastors which are
called Remonstrants, or
Remonstrant Confession, was the
confession of
faith of the
Remonstrant brotherhood,
published in 1621...
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States of
Holland in 1608, and was one of five
Gomarists who met five
Remonstrants (Arminians) in the same ****embly of 1609. On the
death of
Arminius shortly...
- The
Remonstrantshofje is a
hofje (courtyard
surrounded by almshouses) in Haarlem, Netherlands. It is one of the
hofjes in
Haarlem that is traditionally...
- in the
Dutch Reformed Church.
Those who
supported them were
called "
Remonstrants". Forty-three or so (the
exact number is debated)
Dutch reformed pastors...
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followers were
called Remonstrants, and
following a
Counter Remonstrance in 1611, Gomarus'
followers were
called Counter-
Remonstrants.
After some political...
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articles of the
Remonstrants.
Robert Picirilli gives this
summary of the
aftermath of the
Synod of Dort: "Punishment for the
Remonstrants, now officially...
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Scotland and the Netherlands. In the 17th century,
Jacobus Arminius and the
Remonstrants were
expelled from the
Dutch Reformed Church over
disputes regarding...
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synod should be national, as the Contra-
Remonstrants wished, or
provincial for Holland, as the
Remonstrants argued. This
decision was
worked out in 1617...
- as a
theological quarrel resulted in
riots between Remonstrants (Arminians) and Counter-
Remonstrants (Gomarists). In general,
regents would support the...
