The Curious Case of Cyril Lucaris, the Calvinist Patriarch
January 12, 2020 Speaker: Daniel Bare Series: Church History II
Topic: Sunday School
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This afternoon we consider the curious and unique story of Cyril Lucaris -- the Patriarch of Constantinople from 1621 to 1638, whose conflicts with Rome and correspondence with Reformed Protestants led him to author a confession that sounded... astoundingly Calvinistic.
You can read Cyril's 1629 confession here: http://www.crivoice.org/creedcyril.html
The Synod of Jerusalem's 1672 refutation, the Confession of Dositheus, is available here: http://www.crivoice.org/creeddositheus.html
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