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racovian (n.)

One of a sect of Socinians or Unitarians in Poland.

racovian Sentence Examples

  1. The Racovian Catechism, published in 1605, is a significant work of Socinian theology.
  2. The Racovian Academy, founded in 1638, was a prominent center of Socinian teachings.
  3. Racovian principles emphasized the rational interpretation of scripture and the rejection of the Trinity.
  4. The Racovian movement was closely associated with the Polish Brethren, a religious group that flourished in the 16th and 17th centuries.
  5. The Racovian Academy was closed in 1658 by royal decree, after a period of persecution against Socinians.
  6. Racovian ideas were influential in the development of Enlightenment thought and religious toleration.
  7. The Racovian Bible, published in 1638, was a popular translation among Polish Socinians.
  8. Racovian scholars made significant contributions to the study of philosophy and theology.
  9. The Racovian Unitarian Church, founded in 1952, is a small congregation in Warsaw that maintains Racovian principles.
  10. Racovian thought continues to inspire modern Unitarian and Universalist denominations.

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One of a sect of Socinians or Unitarians in Poland.

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The Racovian Catechism, published in 1605, is a significant work of Socinian theology.

The Racovian Academy, founded in 1638, was a prominent center of Socinian teachings.

Racovian principles emphasized the rational interpretation of scripture and the rejection of the Trinity.

The Racovian movement was closely associated with the Polish Brethren, a religious group that flourished in the 16th and 17th centuries.