Athanase Josué Coquerel
Theologian and Dutch-French preacher
Born
June 16th, 1820
204 years ago
Died
1875
150 years ago — 55 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
France
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A Dutch-French theologian and preacher, significant contributions were made to the development of Protestant thought in the 19th century. Involved in various theological debates, emphasis was placed on the importance of evangelical faith. Served as a pastor in multiple churches and contributed to numerous religious publications. His teachings promoted the principles of Reformed Christianity and engaged in discussions on the intersection of faith and society.
Contributed to 19th century Protestant theology
Served as pastor in multiple congregations
Published extensively on Reformed Christianity
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