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'''Philipp Jakob Spener''' was a 17th century [[Lutheranism|Lutheran]] pastor who wrote and published in 1675 a key theological treatise entitled ''Pia Desideria'' ("Pious Desires"), the foundational text of the theological tradition of the [[Pietism|Pietist movement]]. | '''Philipp Jakob Spener''' was a 17th century [[Lutheranism|Lutheran]] pastor who wrote and published in 1675 a key theological treatise entitled ''Pia Desideria'' ("Pious Desires"), the foundational text of the theological tradition of the [[Pietism|Pietist movement]]. | ||
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Philipp Jakob Spener was a 17th century Lutheran pastor who wrote and published in 1675 a key theological treatise entitled Pia Desideria ("Pious Desires"), the foundational text of the theological tradition of the Pietist movement.
See Britannica article Philipp Jakob Spener (britannica.com)