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Allegory of the theological dispute between the Arminianists and their opponents by Abraham van der Eyk, 1721. Remonstrants can be seen on the left, w
Allegory of the theological dispute between the Arminianists and their opponents by Abraham van der Eyk, 1721. Remonstrants can be seen on the left, while their Dutch Reformed opponents can be seen on the right. The scales shows the Calvinist cause as heavier than the Arminian one, but it has a sword on it. The sword symbolizes state support granted the Dutch Reformed Church by the Republic.
Remonstrant church of Friedrichstadt, Germany
Remonstrant church of Friedrichstadt, Germany
A Remonstrant church in Groningen, Netherlands
A Remonstrant church in Groningen, Netherlands
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Jacobus Arminius (1620) by David Bailly
Jacobus Arminius (1620) by David Bailly
17-century portrait of Arminius from the Dutch portrait collection of the Andover-Harvard Theological Library, Harvard Divinity School. From an engrav
17-century portrait of Arminius from the Dutch portrait collection of the Andover-Harvard Theological Library, Harvard Divinity School. From an engraving by J. C. Philips and J. G. Meet.
Memorial stone for Jacobus Arminius at St. Peter's Church, Leiden.
Memorial stone for Jacobus Arminius at St. Peter's Church, Leiden.