Remonstrant Brotherhood

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The Remonstrant Brotherhood is a religious society in the Netherlands. It has its origins in the dissidence of Jacobus Arminius and the signing of the 'Remonstrance' against strict Calvinism by 44 ministers. They put forward 5 points proclaiming the responsibility of man, pre-ordination through foreknowledge of faith, and that Christ's death was sufficient for all (see Arminianism).

Today, the Remonstrance Brotherhood is a small organisation of 43 congregations.

For more information, visit remonstrance brotherhood (dutch, but with an English section listed in the left hand column.)

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