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Franciscus Gomarus (Franz Gomar, François Gomaer, 1563-1641) (Bruges, 30 de Janeiro de 1563 - Groningen, 11 de Janeiro de 1641), foi teólogo, calvinista e professor de teologia da Universidade de Leiden. Foi um ferrenho opositor das teorias religiosas de Jacobus Arminius, o qual foi formalmente julgado durante o Sínodo de Dort ...
Franciscus Gomarus (François Gomaer; 30 January 1563 – 11 January 1641) was a Dutch theologian, a strict Calvinist and an opponent of the teaching of Jacobus Arminius (and his followers), whose theological disputes were addressed at the Synod of Dort (or Dordrecht) (1618–19).
Franciscus Gomarus, Calvinist theologian and university professor whose disputes with his more liberal colleague Jacobus Arminius over the doctrine of predestination led the entire Dutch Reformed Church into controversy. Learn more about his life and beliefs with this article.
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Gomarist, follower of the Dutch Calvinist theologian Franciscus Gomarus (1563–1641), who upheld the theological position known as supralapsarianism, which claimed that God is not the author of sin yet accepted the Fall of Man as an active decree of God. They also opposed toleration for Roman.
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Há 2 dias · Gomarus, Franciscus (1563-1641) Born in Bruges in the southern Netherlands, he studied in Strasbourg, Neustadt, Oxford, Cambridge, and Heidelberg. He began his career as pastor of a Dutch Reformed exile church in Frankfurt in 1587. In 1593 he became professor of theology at the University of Leiden.
Although Voetius was not one of the great leaders at the Synod of Dort, his influence became apparent when he began a teaching career at the University of Utrecht. Like his former instructor Franciscus Gomarus, Voetius defended and promoted strict Calvinism.
Franciscus Gomarus was a Dutch Calvinist theologian and opponent of Arminianism. He taught at Leiden, Saumur and Groningen, and participated in the Synod of Dort that condemned Arminius' views.
