Pierre Jurieu

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Pierre Jurieu was a 17th-century French Protestant theologian and controversialist known for his staunch defense of Huguenot beliefs and advocacy of resistance against religious persecution.

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instanceOf French person
Huguenot
human
religious controversialist
theologian
birthDate 1637-12-24
birthPlace Kingdom of France
Mer, Loir-et-Cher
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
deathDate 1713-01-11
deathPlace Dutch Republic
Rotterdam
educatedAt Academy of Saumur
Geneva Academy
University of Sedan
employer Academy of Sedan
École Illustre de Rotterdam
era 17th century
early 18th century
ethnicGroup French
familyName Jurieu
fieldOfWork Protestant theology
polemics
theology
givenName Pierre
knownFor advocacy of resistance against religious persecution
apocalyptic and prophetic writings
defense of Huguenot beliefs
languageOfWorkOrName French
Latin
mainInterest biblical prophecy
church–state relations
ecclesiology
movement Huguenots
name Pierre Jurieu
notableIdea defense of religious toleration for Protestants
right of resistance against tyrannical rulers
notableWork Les Soupirs de la France esclave
L’Accomplissement des prophéties
Pastoral letters
occupation pastor
theologian
university teacher
opponent Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet
positionHeld professor of theology at Rotterdam
professor of theology at Sedan
relative Pierre Du Moulin
religion Calvinism
Protestantism
spouse daughter of Pierre Du Moulin

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