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Unitarian King of Transylvania

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In 1567, the Unitarian king of Transylvania, John Sigismund, proclaimed Europe’s first edict of toleration in over a thousand years.

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Radical Reformation in Europe

Unitarianism was a significant minor strand of the radical Reformation in 16th-century Switzerland, Transylvania and Poland. Prominent among its doctrines were denial of the Trinity, affirmation of the divinity of Christ and divine biblical inspiration, adult baptism, and religious toleration.

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