Dutch theologian, inspirator of Arminianism, champion of tolerance (1560-1609)
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Præstantium ac eruditorum virorum epistolæ ecclesiasticæ et theologicæ varii argumenti, inter quas eminent eæ, quæ à Iac. Arminio, Conr. Vorstio, Sim. Episcopio, Hug. Grotio, Casp. Barlæo, conscriptæ sunt.
Jacobus ArminiusDate: 1660- Books
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Examen modestum libelli quem Gui. Perkinsius edidit ... de praedestinationis modo et ordine, itemque de amplitudine gratiae divinae addita est ... analysis cap. IX ad Romam.
Jacobus ArminiusDate: 1612
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The downfal of Arminianism or, Arminius (who falsly calls himself a son of the Church of England.) Tried and cast, (and in Him all his Adherents, who call themselves Sons of the Church of Eugland.) Before the Right Honourable The Lord Chief Justice Truth, For holding and propagating false Opinions, concerning the five following Points, viz. 1. Absolute Election. 2. Particular Redemption. 3. The Efficacy of God's Grace in Conversion. 4. The Impotency of Man's Will in Conversion. 5. The final Perseverance of the Regenerate. Proved true from 1. The Articles of the Church of England. 2. Her Common-Prayer Book. 3. Her Homilies. 4. The Holy Scriptures. A List of the Names of the Right Rev. Jury. 1. Arch-Bp. Usher. 2. Bp. Ridley. 3. Bp. Latimer. 4. Bp. Jewel. 5. Bp. Davenant. 6. Bp. Hall. 7. Bp. Reynolds. 8. Bp. Cooper. 9. Bp. Babbington. 10. Bp. Downham. 11. Bp. Hopkins. 12. Bp. Beveridge. Humbly offered to the Consideration of his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bp. of London, the Bp. of Winchester, the Bp. of St. Davids, and the Bp. of St. Asaph.
Warne, JonathanDate: 1742
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Churchmen: twenty portraits of religious thinkers. Engraving by J.W. Cook, 1825.
Date: 1825Reference: 546729i