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| − | '''Jakob Harmenszoon''' Latinized to '''Jacobus Arminius''' (1560-1609) was a [[Dutch]] [[theology|theologian]], best known for his creation of the [[Christian]] school of thought known as [[Arminianism]], which opposes [[Calvinism]]. [[John Wesley]], founder of the [[Methodist]] Church, was heavily influenced by Arminius. | + | '''Jakob Harmenszoon''' or '''Hermanszoon''', Latinized to '''Jacobus Arminius''' (1560-1609) was a [[Dutch]] [[theology|theologian]], best known for his creation of the [[Christian]] school of thought known as [[Arminianism]], which opposes [[Calvinism]]. [[John Wesley]], founder of the [[Methodist]] Church, was heavily influenced by Arminius. |
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| + | See [http://www.ccel.org/ccel/arminius?show=worksBy '''Works by Jacobus Arminius''' (ccel.org)] | ||
[[Category:Religious People|Arminius, Jacobus]] | [[Category:Religious People|Arminius, Jacobus]] | ||
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Jakob Harmenszoon or Hermanszoon, Latinized to Jacobus Arminius (1560-1609) was a Dutch theologian, best known for his creation of the Christian school of thought known as Arminianism, which opposes Calvinism. John Wesley, founder of the Methodist Church, was heavily influenced by Arminius.