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Religious Minorities and Cultural Diversity in the Dutch Republic explores various aspects of the religious and cultural diversity of the early Dutch Republic and analyses how the different confessional groups established their own identity and how their members interacted with one another in a highly hybrid culture. This volume is to honour Dr. Piet Visser on the occasion of his 65th birthday. Piet Visser has become a leading scholar in the field of the Anabaptist and Mennonite History. Since January 1, 2002, he served as the chair of Anabaptist/Mennonite History and Kindred Spirits at the Doopsgezind Seminarium, VU-University, Amsterdam.
CONTENTS LECTUREI.ORIGIN AND EARLY DEVELOPMENT : 1.The Sources2.Pre-Reformation currents in Holland3.Were the Dutch Anabaptists Waldenses?(a)Late origin of the theory(b)Early Anabaptist views4.General social conditions5.The Münzer revolution6.The Swiss Anabaptists(a)Leaders(b)Position of Zwingli(c)The dark page in Protestant history7.The dawn of Anabaptism in Holland and its swift spread8.The Anabaptists were universally hated9.Constant touch with EnglandII.THE RADICAL ANABAPTISTS: I.THEOLOGICAL RADICALISM1.Melchior Hoffmann2.David Joris3.Hendrick Niklaes4.Adam Pastor5.Sebastian FranckII.THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RADICALISM1.The Münster tragedy2.Revolutionary movements in Holland3.The menace of the old nameIII.THE CONSERVATIVES: 1.Obbe Philips2.Derck Philips3.Menno Simons4.The era of schisms5.The martyrs6.Condition under the nascent RepublicIV.THE THEOLOGY OF THE DUTCH ANABAPTISTS: 1.Their theology in general2.The Scriptures3.The doctrine of the Trinity4.The doctrine of Christ5.Original sin6.The doctrine of salvation7.The sacraments, baptism and the Lord's Supper8.The BanConclusionV.INTERNAL CONDITIONS AND VIEWS OF LIFE: 1.Defections2.Their views of life3.Their confessions4.Their social standing and pure life5.Peculiar views6.Names7.An analytical sketch of their church life in the eighteenth centuryVI.LATER HISTORY: 1.Strength of the Mennonites in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries2.Effects of Arminianism(a)Arminian theology(b)The Collegiants3.Influence of Socinianism4.Growing importance of the Mennonites5.Benevolence of the Mennonites6.The growing love for scholarship7.The French revolution8.Influence of Modernism9.Final union-efforts and present condition10.Influence of the Mennonites on ecclesiastical developments, especially in England