Jarai John J arai John was the ninth Superintendent of the Unitarian Churches in Transylvania. He succeeded Daniel Beke in that office, and was probably a relative of Samuel Jarai , who wrote a treatise on the subject of Divorce. Nothing particular is...
Kiszka John K iszka John , of Czechanowiecz, was a Lithuanian Knight, and a pupil of Castalio, to whose memory he erected a monument at Basle. While he was attending the Greek lectures of Castalio in that city, Celius Secundus Curio was Professor of Eloquence...
Ladenbach L adenbach , is first mentioned in the Manuscript Acts of the Assembly of Zulienien, in 1645. By a resolution of that Assembly, he was sent to Albert Arcissevius , with fifty florins, to pay the expenses of his journey. At the Assembly of Czarcow,...
Czechovicius Albert C zechovicius Albert , ( Polon. Czechowicz,) was ordained to the ministry among the Evangelicals. The first mention of him in the Synodical Acts of the Socinians is about the year 1617. When he joined the latter party, a sum was granted...
Commission and warrant for the execution of Edward Wightman. J ames R. James by the Grace of God, King of England, Scotland, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, &c. To our right trusty and right wel beloved Councellor, Thomas Lord Ellesmere , our...
Some account of the transylvanian unitarians from the close of the seventee century to the present time. [Extracted from a Communication of the Itev. John Kenrick, M.A., to the Monthly Repository for April, 1820.] In the year 1699, Transylvania was permanently...
Alcott Bronson et Abigail Amos Bronson Alcott (29 novembre 1799 – 4 mars 1888), éducateur, philosophe, utop iq ue et visionnaire, a suivi l'École du Temple progressive à Boston, fonda la communauté Fruitlands à Harvard, dans le Massachusetts, et conduisit...
John Murray Atwood John Murray Atwood (25 septembre 1869 - 4 novembre 1951), un ministre universaliste, éducateur et di rigeant confessionnel, a servi, pendant 37 ans, en tant que doyen de l' École de Théologie de Canton à l'Université Saint-Laurent....
Johannes A. C. F. Auer Johannes Abraham Christoffel Fagginger Auer (August 6, 1882-March 3, 1964) was a Unitarian minister, author, professor of Church History and of the Philosophy of Religion at the Tufts College School of Religion, and Parkman Professor...
John Quincy Adams John Quincy Adams (11 juillet 1767 - 23 février 1848) a passé la plupart de sa vie de jeune et d’adultes dans le service public aux États-Unis, en tant que sénateur, diplomate, secrétaire d’État, président, et au Congrès. Il a fait sa...
P. T. Barnum Phineas Taylor Barnum (July 5, 1810-April 7, 1891), known as P. T. Barnum, a prominent Universalist, the most influential American showman of the nineteenth century, was the founder of the first financially successful museum in America to...
Herman Bisbee Herman Bisbee (29 octobre, 1833 – 6 juillet 1879) est surtout connu pour être le seul ministre universaliste américain à avoir été reconnu coupable d'hérésie. Après avoir perdu son adhésion universaliste, il est devenu un unitarien. Herman...
Herman Bisbee Herman Bisbee ( October 29, 1833-July 6, 1879) is best known as the only American Universalist minister to have been found guilty of heresy. After losing his Universalist fellowship, he became a Unitarian. Herman was one of eight children...
Frances Power Cobbe Frances Power Cobbe (4 décembre 1822 ; 5 avril 1904) a été l'une des figures les plus influentes dans le mouvement unitarien britannique de ses jours. Même si elle manquait de titres scolaires et du professionnel formel, elle a fait...
William Ellery Channing ; étude d'Ernest Stroehlin ; Section : 2 . Channing Theologien . § 8. Eschatologie de Channing. Channing croyait à la vie future de toutes les forces de son âme et la regardait comme l'un des principes essentiels du Christianisme;...
W.-E. CHANNING LIBERTÉ SPIRITUELLE ET TRAITÉS RELIGIEUX PRÉCÉDÉS D'UNE INTRODUCTION PAR M. ÉDOUARD LABOULAYE MEMBRE DE L'INSTITUT, PROFESSEUR AU COLLÈGE DE FRANCE AUTEUR DE PARIS EN AMÉRIQUE PARIS, CHARPENTIER, LIBRAIRE-ÉDITEUR 28, Quai De L'école ; 1866...
W.-E. CHANNING LIBERTÉ SPIRITUELLE ET TRAITÉS RELIGIEUX PRÉCÉDÉS D'UNE INTRODUCTION PAR M. ÉDOUARD LABOULAYE MEMBRE DE L'INSTITUT, PROFESSEUR AU COLLÈGE DE FRANCE AUTEUR DE PARIS EN AMÉRIQUE PARIS, CHARPENTIER, LIBRAIRE-ÉDITEUR 28, Quai De L'école ; 1866...
W.-E. CHANNING LIBERTÉ SPIRITUELLE ET TRAITÉS RELIGIEUX PRÉCÉDÉS D'UNE INTRODUCTION PAR M. EDOUARD LABOULAYE MEMBRE DE L'INSTITUT, PROFESSEUR AU COLLEGE DE FRANCE AUTEUR DE PARIS EN AMERIQUE PARIS, CHARPENTIER, LIBRAIRE-ÉDITEUR 28, Quai De L'école ; 1866...
W.-E. CHANNING CHRISTIANISME UNITARIEN. PRINCIPES DU CHRISTIANISME UNITARIEN. François Van Meenen. PRINCIPES DU CHRISTIANISME UNITARIEN. DISCOURS PRONONCÉ LORS DE L'ORDINATION DU RÉV. JARED SPARKS, BALTIMORE. 1819. Les circonstances particulières de cette...
Bronson and Abigail Alcott Amos Bronson Alcott (November 29, 1799-March 4, 1888), educator, philosopher, utopian, and visionary, ran the progressive Temple School in Boston, founded the Fruitlands community in Harvard, Massachusetts, and led many public...
The Ballou Family The Ballou family of New England produced some of the most well-known and distinguished American Universalists, including Hosea Ballou , the leading theologian and evangelist of early 19th-century Universalism; Hosea Ballou 2d , Universalist...
Clara Barton Clara Barton (December 25, 1821-April 12, 1912) was both famous and honored in her lifetime—and has a well-earned place in American history—as the angel of Civil War battlefields and founder of the American Red Cross. Clarissa Harlowe Barton,...
Antoinette Brown Blackwell Antoinette Louisa Brown Blackwell (May 20, 1825-November 5, 1921), a women's rights activist and social reformer, was the first American woman to be ordained as minister by a congregation. Always ahead of her time, she with...
W.-E. CHANNING CHRISTIANISME UNITARIEN. PRINCIPES DU CHRISTIANISME UNITARIEN. François Van Meenen. PRINCIPES DU CHRISTIANISME UNITARIEN. (partie 2) DISCOURS PRONONCÉ LORS DE L'ORDINATION DU RÉV. JARED SPARKS, BALTIMORE. 1819. . II. POINTS DE DOCTRINE....
A bill intituled an Act for the regulation of suits relating to meeting-houses and other property held for religious purposes by persons dissenting from the church of England [Commonly called The Dissenters' Chapels Bill.] Whereas an Act was passed in...
