| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - When Arminianism became a political issue in England in the 1630s, the Scots, anxious to share in the same doctrinal scare, were, in fact, unable to produce any examples of heretical thought except an errant bishop in France. (William Forbes, who has been casually labelled Arminianist by some modern historians, seems to have been imbued with medieval Augustinianism.) ???Arminian??? was a useful te
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