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The Anabaptists - Heads 80-94 |
 | | Voetius would soon become the greatest Theologian in seventeenth-century Holland. |
| | Kaajan rightly represented Voetius as being "kindred in spirit to the Scottish and English Puritans." |
| | Perhaps most significantly of all, Voetius later publically expressed his own agreement with the 'infant faith' views of that Rev. Dr. |
| www.reformed.org /sacramentology/lee/anab_007.html (6138 words) |
