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Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations
Introduction
1. Leiden in the Late Sixteenth Century
2. Building a Church, 1572-1579
3. Schism in the Public Church, 1579-80
4. A “Minor Matter”: The Question of “Genevan” Discipline
5. The Second Generation of Conflict: Arminians and Gomarists
6. Public Church, Private Belief: The Tolerated Congregations
Conclusion
Appendix: The Text of the Arbitral Accord
Bibliography Indexes Index of Persons Index of Places Index of Subjects
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Liberty and Religion Church and State in Leiden's Reformation
Teoria do conhecimento, modelos de ciência, visão dos autores mais relevantes dos ultimos anos (escrito em 1996-99) . Uma abordagem equilibrada, aberta, positiva e otimista. Os exemplos concretos estão necessariamente ultrapassados, mas a abordagem filosófica é atual e um excelente `ponto de partida para outras leituras. O autor fez o é fÃsico de formação, doutorado em filosofia e foi correspondente da Academia Internacional de Filosofia das Ciências.
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