This man used the motto "bona conscientia paradisus," or "a good conscience is paradise," and early on he was opposed by his colleague Petrus Plancius, who responded to this man's analysis of Romans 9 by accusing him of endorsing Pelagianism.
This man used the motto "bona conscientia paradisus," or "a good conscience is paradise," and early on he was opposed by his colleague Petrus Plancius, who responded to this man's analysis of Romans 9 by accusing him of endorsing Pelagianism. Hedelivered a set of speeches to the High Council, published in his treatise "Declaration of Sentiments," in which he suggested several revisions to the Heidelberg Catechism and denounced the doctrine of supra-lapsarianism, as part of his feud with his fellow divinity professor Franciscus Gomarus. He died shortly aftfter those speeches, but 43 of his supporters including Simon Episcopius signed a document known as the Five Articles of the Remonstrance. Despite their effort, this man's teaching was condemned by a set of 93 canonical rules adopted at the Synod of Dort. For 10 points, name this Dutch theologian who took his family name from the victor at the Battle of Teutoburg Forest.
This man used the motto "bona conscientia paradisus," or "a good conscience is paradise," and early on he was opposed by his colleague Petrus Plancius, who responded to this man's analysis of Romans 9 by accusing him of endorsing Pelagianism.
Jacobus Arminius [or James Arminius or Jakob Hermandszoon or Herman or Harmen or Harmensen]