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- The daily office of a Christian
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- His reforms were a genuine attempt to strengthen the Church of England and improve the quality of the clergy. His insensitivity in promoting reforms and his insistence on linking their acceptance with the divine right of kings alienated people of every class.
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- archbishop william laud a follower of jacobus arminius
- archbishop william laud supported by christopher wren
- archbishop william laud appointed james, bishop ussher
- archbishop william laud turned down john durie
- archbishop william laud employed inigo jones
- archbishop william laud opposed by samuel hartlib
- archbishop william laud opposed by john milton
- archbishop william laud opposed by john selden
- archbishop william laud knew prince rupert of the rhine
- inigo jones worked for archbishop william laud
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- john durie sought support of archbishop william laud
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- jacobus arminius supporter was archbishop william laud
- christopher wren supported archbishop william laud
- prince rupert of the rhine met archbishop william laud
- archibald napier opposed archbishop william laud
- charles i of england appointed archbishop william laud
- At age 20, Laud became a Fellow of St John's College, Oxford.
- He took a further degree in Divinity and was ordained Deacon in the church of England in 1600, at age 27.
- After becoming a senior fellow of the College, he was appointed to a divinity fellowship and held the main college lectureship in divinity.
- In 1603, he became chaplain to the Earl of Devonshire.
- Members of this group were often labeled as Arminians, after the Dutch theologian Arminius, who challenged the Calvinist doctrine of predestination.
- Laud, who had strong ambitions from the start, became part of a group of clergy who rejected Puritanism, believing that the status quo must be maintained by uniformity of worship and adherence to traditional ritual and ceremony.
- By 1611, Laud was a royal chaplain as well as President of his old college.
- At 35, Laud entered the service of the Bishop of Rochester.
- Among Laud's supporters was Wren, the architect.
- Believing beauty to be an integral part of worship, he renovated the college chapel, with new stained glass, a painted ceiling, and a sumptuous altar cloth.
