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Conventicle

A conventicle originally meant "an assembly" and was frequently used by ancient writers to mean "a church." At a semantic level, conventicle is a Latinized synonym of the Greek word for church, and references Jesus' promise in Matthew 18:20, "Where two or three are met together in my name."

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Scotland under the Stuarts

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England under the Tudors

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France

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Conventicles in other religions

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Jesus' disciples as conventiclers

Conventicles in the early Roman Empire

Conventicles in the later Roman Empire

Conventicles in pre-Reformation Europe

England under the Tudors

England under the Stuarts

Scotland under the Stuarts

Scotland after the Revolution

Low Countries

France

Germany

Nordic countries

Russia

Japan

United States

Conventicles in other religions

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Conventicle

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Edges127
Triples192
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.015625
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Conventicle

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related to England under the Stuarts · 27
Conventicle → Act, Acts, After, An Act, August, Bishop Burnet, Book, Charles II, Common Prayer, Conventicle Act, Covenant, Episcopacy, God, He, History, In, King's, Many, Quakers, Restoration
related to France · 21
Conventicle → Alexander Peden, Antoine Court, Biblical, Camisard, Cardinal Richelieu's, Church, Conventicles, Dieu, Enfants, France, Holy Spirit, Huguenot, Huguenot Camisards, In, Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet, Louis XIV, Madame, Maintenon, Paul Rabaut, Scotland
related to Scotland under the Stuarts · 21
Conventicle → Acts, Charles, Charles II, Church, Claverhouse, Court, From, High Commission, It, James VII, Measures, Military, Presbyterian Christianity, Presbyterianism, Privy Council, Reformation, Scotland, Scottish, The, This
related to England under the Tudors · 18
Conventicle → Act, Article, As, Book, Canons, Church, Clerical, England, Established Church, It, Many, Puritanism, Queen Elizabeth, Realm, Reformation, The, These, Uniformity
related to United States · 16
Conventicle → According, American, American Lutheran Church, Bible, Celtic, Charismatic, In, Lutheran, Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, Neville, New, Pietism, The, Thompson, Walther
related to Jesus' disciples as conventiclers · 14
Conventicle → Acts, Apostle Paul, Ascension, By, Christ, Christianity, Church, Jewish, John, Mary, Such, This, Upper Room, Within
related to Conventicles in the later Roman Empire · 11
Conventicle → Christian, Christianity, Constantine, Donatists, Gangra, In, Montanists, Synod, The, This, With
related to Nordic countries · 11
Conventicle → Due, Finland, Finnish Awakening, In Finland, In Sweden, Lutheranism, Pietist, Pietists, Sweden, The, The Conventicle Act
related to Conventicles in the early Roman Empire · 10
Conventicle → Christian, Christianity, Col, Historians, In, Its, Largely, Religions, Roman Empire, When Christianity
related to Germany · 9
Conventicle → In German Protestantism, In Württemberg, Lutheranism, Lutherans, Philipp Spener, Pietism, The, Those, Various

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Conventicleis aLatinized synonym of the Greek word for church0.90text
that of Maryinstance ofand memorial observances in private houses0.80text
the mother of Johninstance ofand memorial observances in private houses0.80text
John Blackadder conducted religious ceremonies at conventiclesinstance ofwere ironically wielded to police the Highlands.Ejected preachers0.80text
Conventiclerelated to Conventicles in other religionsAccording0.60section
Conventiclerelated to Conventicles in other religionsSmith0.60section
Conventiclerelated to Conventicles in other religionsThe0.60section
Conventiclerelated to Conventicles in other religionsIn0.60section
Conventiclerelated to Conventicles in other religionsJama'at Khana0.60section
Conventiclerelated to Conventicles in other religionsKaufman0.60section
Conventiclerelated to Conventicles in other religionsJewish0.60section
Conventiclerelated to Conventicles in other religionsEarly Mormon0.60section

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