152. The Afscheiding: The Other October Reformation - A Brief History of the Dutch Church Secession of 1834 w/ Robert P. Swierenga
About this episode
The episode discusses the Dutch Afscheiding of 1834 and its significance in the context of the Protestant Reformation.
On October 31, 1517, the Protestant Reformation began—a monumental reclaiming of truth from its usurpers. But October also marks another vital act of reformation: the 1834 Dutch Afscheiding (Secession). Join us as we sit down with Robert Swierenga for a short primer on this historic movement.
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