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Calvinism
where was the the edicted which united calvinists and catholics issued
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This Calvin???
<sorry.. couldn't resist>
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err?
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No, Calvanist Protestantism, an off shoot of pretestantism during the early days of capitalism in England formed by travellign priest John Calvin. Protestantism of the time has become famous as a 'religious terrorism' inflicted upon the masses at the time to prevent rebellion and force the transition from feudalism.
See the poems of William Blake for futher evidence, as he has a lot to say (and none of it good) about protestantism and what it was doing at the time
--Jakk
Last edited by Bigjakkstaffa; 09-29-2003 at 11:40 AM.
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DARN YOU TO HECK JM!!! YEEEEAAAAAGGGGHHHH
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Last edited by FrnchDp; 09-29-2003 at 03:13 PM.
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Poor Yoshi... I bet he had no idea this thread was gonna turn out like this so quickly..
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HI HI HI
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BYE BYE BYE..
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Originally posted by mireland
BYE BYE BYE..
NOOOOOOOOOOOO ...
Mireland.. please dont tell me you're an N'SYNC fan!!!!
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It was called the Edict of Nantes, so I guess it was issued there. Nantes is in western France. The Edict of Fontainebleau wiped out the Edict of Nantes 87 years later.
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Originally posted by FrnchDp
NOOOOOOOOOOOO ...
Mireland.. please dont tell me you're an N'SYNC fan!!!!
Ferk no!! N'Sync means N'stink!!!
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