The Arminian Reaction (2)

The matter with which we were last occupied in my previous article is the open breach between Arminius and Gomarus. As was stated, the report of this rupture spread far and wide. The complaint arose that in Leyden old heresies in a new dress were being brought forth. The reference was, of course, to Arminius. As we saw, the classis of Dordrecht was stirred to action; and likewise, finally, the Synod of Rotterdam (Aug. 30, 1605). As was stated, this synod decided to request the curators of the...