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What (who) is Zach Williams & The Reformation - definition


Zach Williams & The Reformation         
AMERICAN BAND
Zach Williams & The Reformation was an American rock band formed in Jonesboro, Arkansas in 2007 by the group of Zach Williams (acoustic guitar, harmonica and vocals), Red Dorton (bass guitar and vocals), Robby Rigsbee (slide guitar and rhythm guitar), Josh Copeland (lead guitar, rhythm guitar and vocals) and Evan Wilons (drums). The band took their name from the desire to reform or revitalize the southern rock sound.
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  • Henry VIII]] broke England's ties with the Roman Catholic Church, becoming the sole head of the English Church.
  • A devout Catholic, [[Mary I of England]] started the first [[Plantations of Ireland]], which, ironically, soon came to be associated with Protestantism.
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  • Anabaptist [[Dirk Willems]] rescues his pursuer and is subsequently burned at the stake in 1569.
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  • [[Erasmus]] was a Catholic priest who inspired some of the Protestant reformers
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  • [[John Knox]] was a leading figure in the Scottish Reformation
  • [[Katharina von Bora]] played a role in shaping social ethics during the Reformation.
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  • [[Martin Luther]], pioneer of the Reformation and [[Lutheran Church]]
  • Martin Luther at the [[Diet of Worms]] in 1521, where he refused to recant his works when asked to by Charles V. (painting from [[Anton von Werner]], 1877, [[Staatsgalerie Stuttgart]])
  • [[Oliver Cromwell]] was a devout Puritan and military leader, who became Lord Protector of England, Scotland, and Ireland.
  • [[Primož Trubar]], a Lutheran reformer in Slovenia
  • Although a Catholic clergyman himself, [[Cardinal Richelieu]] allied France with Protestant states.
  • The Reformation & the Counter-Reformation—both at their end—and superimposed on modern European borders
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  • Luther]] of the Slavs" who was active in [[Bohemia]], [[Moravia]], [[Poland]], and [[Slovakia]] (Upper Hungary)
  • [[Huldrych Zwingli]] launched the Reformation in Switzerland. Portrait by [[Hans Asper]].
  • Waldensian symbol ''Lux lucet in tenebris'' ("Light glows in the darkness")
  • [[Treaty of Westphalia]] allowed [[Calvinism]] to be freely exercised, reducing the need for [[Crypto-Calvinism]]
16TH CENTURY SCHISM IN WESTERN CHRISTIANITY
Protestant reformation; Reformation.; Reformation Era; The Protestant Reformation; The Protestant Reformation and Germany; German Reformers; Lutheran Reformation; German Reformation; The Reformation; Reformation in France; Reformation era; Protestant Reform; Protestant revolt; Protestant Revolt; History of the Protestant Reformation; History of the protestant reformation; Christianity reforms; Protestant movement; Reformation, Protestant; Lutheran reformation; Protestant Reformation; Reformation Studies; Age of Reformation; Causes of the Reformation; Protestant Revolution of 16th century; Protestant Revolution of the 16th century; Reformation in Germany; European Reformation
n. the correction or change of an existing document by court order upon petition of one of the parties to the document. Reformation will be ordered if there is proof that the parties did not intend the language as written or there was an omission due to mistake or misunderstanding. Quite often a party petitions for reformation when one or both parties realize the effect of the document as written is different from what was expected but it has already been recorded or filed with a governmental agency. Examples: a paragraph is omitted from a trust which results in the transfer to the trust being a gift subject to gift tax, and which needs to be corrected to keep the state taxing authority from demanding payment. The attorney writing the final draft of a limited partnership agreement writes in a calculation which would triple the profit to a limited partner above the amount discussed by the parties, and when the limited partner refuses to change the document, the general partner sues for reformation.
reformation         
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  • Henry VIII]] broke England's ties with the Roman Catholic Church, becoming the sole head of the English Church.
  • A devout Catholic, [[Mary I of England]] started the first [[Plantations of Ireland]], which, ironically, soon came to be associated with Protestantism.
  • alt=
  • Anabaptist [[Dirk Willems]] rescues his pursuer and is subsequently burned at the stake in 1569.
  • alt=
  • [[Erasmus]] was a Catholic priest who inspired some of the Protestant reformers
  • left
  • alt=
  • alt=
  • [[John Knox]] was a leading figure in the Scottish Reformation
  • [[Katharina von Bora]] played a role in shaping social ethics during the Reformation.
  • alt=
  • [[Martin Luther]], pioneer of the Reformation and [[Lutheran Church]]
  • Martin Luther at the [[Diet of Worms]] in 1521, where he refused to recant his works when asked to by Charles V. (painting from [[Anton von Werner]], 1877, [[Staatsgalerie Stuttgart]])
  • [[Oliver Cromwell]] was a devout Puritan and military leader, who became Lord Protector of England, Scotland, and Ireland.
  • [[Primož Trubar]], a Lutheran reformer in Slovenia
  • Although a Catholic clergyman himself, [[Cardinal Richelieu]] allied France with Protestant states.
  • The Reformation & the Counter-Reformation—both at their end—and superimposed on modern European borders
  • none
  • alt=
  • Luther]] of the Slavs" who was active in [[Bohemia]], [[Moravia]], [[Poland]], and [[Slovakia]] (Upper Hungary)
  • [[Huldrych Zwingli]] launched the Reformation in Switzerland. Portrait by [[Hans Asper]].
  • Waldensian symbol ''Lux lucet in tenebris'' ("Light glows in the darkness")
  • [[Treaty of Westphalia]] allowed [[Calvinism]] to be freely exercised, reducing the need for [[Crypto-Calvinism]]
16TH CENTURY SCHISM IN WESTERN CHRISTIANITY
Protestant reformation; Reformation.; Reformation Era; The Protestant Reformation; The Protestant Reformation and Germany; German Reformers; Lutheran Reformation; German Reformation; The Reformation; Reformation in France; Reformation era; Protestant Reform; Protestant revolt; Protestant Revolt; History of the Protestant Reformation; History of the protestant reformation; Christianity reforms; Protestant movement; Reformation, Protestant; Lutheran reformation; Protestant Reformation; Reformation Studies; Age of Reformation; Causes of the Reformation; Protestant Revolution of 16th century; Protestant Revolution of the 16th century; Reformation in Germany; European Reformation
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The reformation of something is the act or process of changing and improving it.
He devoted his energies to the reformation of science.
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The Reformation is the movement to reform the Catholic Church in the sixteenth century, which led to the Protestant church being set up.
...a famous statue of the Virgin which was destroyed during the Reformation.
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