EPISCOPIUS, SIMON

ĕpĭskōˈpēəs, 1583–1643, Dutch Protestant theologian, whose original name was Biscop, Bischop, or Bisschop. Episcopius accepted the teachings of Jacobus Arminius and was a leader of the Arminians, or Remonstrants, who opposed the Calvinist conception of predestination. Episcopius represented the Remonstrants at conclaves at The Hague (1611), at Delft (1613), and at the Synod of Dort (1618), where he presented a detailed defense of his position. However, the Calvinist views prevailed, Remonstrant church services were banned, and Episcopius and some other leaders were banished. In exile in the Spanish Netherlands he wrote an Arminian creed (1622). In 1625, upon the death of Prince Maurice of Nassau, the ban was removed, and Episcopius returned (1626) to the Netherlands. Episcopius, in the Institutiones theologicae (1650), established the doctrine of the Remonstrants upon a consistent theological basis. His avowed aim was to present Christianity in a practical aspect and to liberate theology from the excessively rigid limitations of theory and ecclesiasticism.

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...personalty engaged in a long and bitter polemic with Simon Episcopius ()-,8?-t6.?), probably the most able Arminian...theology actual was, see Hoen- rlerclaal, Aroiinius en Episcopius. 21 On Rii<>I, see De (;1001, Die erste niednlandische...
...Apostle to the Indians , 1968. David M. Rosen EPISCOPIUS, SIMON (1583-1634). Born in Amsterdam, Episcopiuss...under *Arminius, whose follower and advocate Episcopius became. Episcopius signed the Remonstrance of 1610, the declaration...
...Arminian theology was concerned, he had studied Episcopius, Limborch, 7 and Whitby. The writings of the English...pp. 163-4. For Beza see above, p. 13. 7 Simon Episcopius Simon Bischop 1583-1643 , Opera Theologica 2nd edn...
...116 Enkhuizen, 110 Enlightenment, 17 , 23 , 25 , 75 Episcopius, Simon, 16 , 36 , 45 , 65 6, 121 n. 24 , 128 n. 45 Eppens...49 , 95 , 156 Greeks ancient , 12 , 18 Groenveld, Simon, 26 , 53 5 Groningen, 17 , 19 20, 55 , 105 , 116...
...Emerton, John A. 29n.15 Enslin, Morton S. 38n.9 Episcopius, Simon 35 , 88n.18 Epstein, I. 114n.34 Erasmus, Desiderius...47n.10 , 49 , 49n.15 , 79 n.22 Freeman, H. and Simon, Maurice 115 n.35 Fritzsche, Karl F. A. 83 84...
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...Friedensburg, 258-61; Kathe, 94-98, 458, 461, 465. Episcopius, Simon (1583-1634). Dutch Calvinist Remonstrant theologian...1586 until death. OER, 2:199-200. Grynaeus, Simon (1493-1543). German humanist and leader of the...
...traditions on the Continent such as Ames, Courcelles, Episcopius, Limborch, or Wolleb. In any case there is no reason...French school of Saumur. 26 Courcelles had succeeded Simon Episcopius as leader of the Seminary upon the death of the latter...
...compelling and readable prose, Olson ranges over a great deal of territory. He discusses Arminius, the Remonstrants Simon Episcopius and Philip Limborch, John Wesley, nineteenth-century Wesleyan theologians such as Richard Watson, William Burton...
...vernacular is the German prose version by Simon Schaidenreisser in 1538, followed in...beschreiben, unnd erst durch Maister Simon Schaidenreisser, genant Minervium...Commentariorum locupletissimi. Basel, Eusebius Episcopius, 1583. TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII...


 

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EPISCOPIUS, SIMON episko pe s, 1583 1643, Dutch Protestant...was Biscop, Bischop, or Bisschop. Episcopius accepted the teachings of Jacobus Arminius...Calvinist conception of predestination. Episcopius represented the Remonstrants at conclaves...
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...among 17th-century Puritans. His ideas were formulated after his death into a definite system by his disciple, Simon Episcopius, who drew up the "Remonstrance" (see Remonstrants ). Arminianism later was the doctrine of Charles and John...
...diverged from the teachings of the Dutch Reformed Church. After the death of Arminius and under the leadership of Simon Episcopius , they set forth their articles of faith for Holland and West Friesland in a petition that became known as the Remonstrance...


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