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        Bouwen aan de fundamenten. Hoe een protestants boekje bijdraagt aan de katholieke identiteit in de tijd van de reformatie

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        2013
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        Klapwijk, S.
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        The years following the Reformation, Catholics in the Netherlands were severly suppressed. Rebuilding the Church and its congregations required outspoken priests, not hesitant to argue about their beliefs. A Catholic priest wrote a small book containing about fifty propositions of the Catholic beliefs. Quckly growing popular, the book triggerd a reply from the Protestants and so an argument started, surfacing in consecutive prints of both books. The way both the Catholic and the Protestant argued can be seen as a reflection of their respective social statuses. Also an adaptation of the Protestant way of arguing can be seen in the Catholic part of the argument.
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