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... tion of groups professing acute forms of religious liberalism. V ese groups, at
Vicenza, in 1549, consisted of about forty ardent propagandists of
Antitrinitarianism. Venice, spiritually autonomous,' was not far off, and there they
found a ...
... tion of groups professing acute forms of religious liberalism. V ese groups, at
Vicenza, in 1549, consisted of about forty ardent propagandists of
Antitrinitarianism. Venice, spiritually autonomous,' was not far off, and there they
found a ...
Página 51
... an ecclesiology fessing' Christians, and a rejection of the State, refusing both
service and the oath of allegiance.' Some had even been attracted e comrnunistic
ideas and organisation of the Moravian Brothers.' A ~ - - tion was sent to them in ...
... an ecclesiology fessing' Christians, and a rejection of the State, refusing both
service and the oath of allegiance.' Some had even been attracted e comrnunistic
ideas and organisation of the Moravian Brothers.' A ~ - - tion was sent to them in ...
Página 110
... and the Huguenot Party's political history. The distinction is neither justified nor
indeed realistic, and it cannot even find support in directives or protestations on
Calvin's art. He was well aware of how his conce tion of the Church had ined P . .
... and the Huguenot Party's political history. The distinction is neither justified nor
indeed realistic, and it cannot even find support in directives or protestations on
Calvin's art. He was well aware of how his conce tion of the Church had ined P . .
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TRANLAPORS NOTE | 1 |
Great Britain | 56 |
French Adaptation of Calvinism | 121 |
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | A History of Protestantism, Volumen2 A History of Protestantism, Émile G. Léonard |
| Autor | Émile G. Léonard |
| Editor | Nelson, 1966 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Indiana |
| Digitalizado | 25 Oct. 2011 |
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