Johannes Uytenbogaert

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Johannes Uytenbogaert was a leading Dutch Remonstrant minister and theologian of the early 17th century, known as a chief spokesman for Arminianism in the Netherlands.

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Johannes Uytenbogaert canonical 3
Uytenbogaert 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian minister
Dutch person
Remonstrant minister
human
theologian
affiliation Remonstrant Church
birthCountry Habsburg Netherlands
birthDate 1557-02-18
birthPlace Utrecht
centuryOfActivity 16th century
17th century
citizenship Dutch Republic
conflictWith Dutch Reformed Church orthodoxy
countryOfActivity Netherlands
deathCountry Dutch Republic
deathDate 1644-09-18
deathPlace The Hague
educatedAt Geneva
Leuven
ethnicGroup Dutch
familyName Uytenbogaert
givenName Johannes
hasGender male
languageOfWorkOrName Dutch
Latin
movement Arminianism
Remonstrant Brotherhood
linked to: Remonstrants
name Johannes Uytenbogaert
notableFor chief spokesman for Arminianism in the Netherlands
leading Dutch Remonstrant minister
notableWork Remonstrant writings defending Arminianism
occupation clergyman
theologian
opposedDoctrine strict Calvinist predestinarianism
participantIn Arminian–Gomarist controversy
linked to: Synod of Dort

Dutch religious disputes of the early 17th century
positionHeld Remonstrant leader
court preacher to Maurice of Nassau
religion Calvinism
Protestantism
theologicalTradition Arminian theology
wroteAbout church and state relations
free will in salvation
predestination

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Remonstrants keyFigure Johannes Uytenbogaert
Johannes Uytenbogaert name Johannes Uytenbogaert
Johannes Uytenbogaert familyName Uytenbogaert
linked to: Johannes Uytenbogaert