Paul Rabaut
French pastor and religious reformer
Born
January 29th, 1718
307 years ago
Died
1794
231 years ago — 76 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
France
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Born in France in 1718, a significant figure in the French Protestant Reformation. Played a crucial role in the spread of the Evangelical Reformed faith within France during the 18th century. Faced persecution due to religious beliefs and emphasized the importance of faith and community among those adhering to Reformed Protestantism. Helped establish a network of churches and religious institutions to support Protestants in France, particularly during a time of severe repression. Contributed extensively to religious literature and preaching, inspiring future generations of protestants in the region. Died in 1794, leaving a lasting legacy for Protestant communities in France.
Established a network of Protestant churches
Wrote and preached extensively on Reformed faith
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