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Erastianism

Belief that the church should be subordinated to the state. The name is derived from Thomas Erastus (1534–1583), a Swiss-German theologian and opponent of Calvinism, who maintained in his writings that the church should not have the power of excluding people as a punishment for sin.



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John Jewel and the English National Church: The Dilemmas of an Erastian Reformer.
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Sometimes the author's commitment to the Protectorate and his Erastian view of the Church of England leads him into colourful language that undermines the authority of his work: to say the Clarendon Code 'created a system of religious apartheid' is to allow language to outrun scholarly objectivity.
 
 
 
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