A Survey Through Church History - W. Robert Godfrey
The Dutch Reformation - P3:E11 - A Survey of Church History - W. Robert Godfrey
Episode 11 • 22m
The success or failure of the Reformation in a particular region often depended on whether the ruler of the region supported or opposed it. However, the Dutch Reformation was an exception to this tendency. Though bitterly opposed by the Habsburg monarchs, Protestantism attracted a large following in the Low Countries. As religious and political tension led to upheaval and war, the courage and persistence of the Dutch people prepared the way for a free Dutch Republic and the rise of the Dutch Reformed Church.
Study Guide Part 3:
https://store.ligonier.org/a-survey-of-church-history-part-3-study-guide?utm_campaign=agtvstudyguides&utm_source=agtv
Up Next in Part 3 - AD 1500-1620
-
The Synod of Dort - P3:E12 - A Survey...
When times of trial and persecution come to an end, the absence of external tension may create opportunities for internal strife and division. With the threat of Spanish invasion no longer uniting the Dutch people, controversy surrounding the teachings of the late Jacobus Arminius began to polari...
