Sources of Secession: The Netherlands Hervormde Kerk on the Eve of the Dutch Immigration to the MidwestAn in-depth history of the ecclesiastical background in the Netherlands of the Dutch Protestants who settled in the American Midwest. Foreword by Martin E. Marty. |
Contents
1 | 1 |
DISSATISFACTION | 43 |
New liturgical departures | 52 |
PROTEST | 59 |
BILDERDIJK AND THE TRUE | 75 |
63 | 84 |
LIBERALISM THE GRONINGER SCHOOL | 99 |
VAN RAALTE LEAVES THE REFORMED | 129 |
EPILOGUE | 137 |
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Abraham Capadose Afscheiding Albertus Christiaan Amsterdam Archiefstukken Article authorities Baron van Zuylen became believe Bezwaren Bible Bilderdijk Blok brochure Byvanck Canons of Dordrecht Capadose Christian Classis Clercq Cock's congregation constitution conventicles Costa and Capadose delen doctrine Dordtian ecclesiastical Eeuw Egeling faith forms of unity French Geschiedenis NHK Geyl Gijsbert Karel God's Groen Groningen Groninger Haitjema Heidelberg Catechism Henceforth Hendrik de Cock Hervorming Hofstede de Groot Holland House of Orange Huizinga hymns Ibid Isaac Da Costa Jewish Jews Kalmijn Kampen Keizer Kerk King William Kluit Knappert Leiden letter liberal Meijer ministers Molenaar Napoleon nation Nederland Netherlands Reformed Church Nieuwlichters oefeningen Oostendorp orthodox Palm pastor Patriotten political preaching Professor protest provinces Provincial Synod Raalte Raalte's Reitsma religion religious republic Restored Church Réveil Roman Catholic Romein Scholte schools Schotsman Secession of 1834 spirit stadholder Supra Synod of Dordrecht theology true Ulrum vaccination Vijgeboom Wanneperveen Willem van Hogendorp Zuylen van Nijeveldt