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| | Rev. Alpar Kiss - The Transylvanian Unitarian Church: Past, Present and Future |
 | | At that time, the majority of the Hungarian population, and King John Sigismund as well, became Unitarians. |
 | | Unfortunately, King John Sigismund died in 1571, soon after the law was passed, and his successor, Stephan, and later Christopher Bathory, inaugurated the Catholic Counterreformation in Transylvania. |
 | | Although none of the earlier laws was abolished, the new king and his successors pursued policies for the restoration of the Catholic Church as the accepted religion. |
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