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Dissenter Acts (Sweden)
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Dissenter Acts (Swedish: Dissenterlagarna) were laws, enacted by the King of Sweden with the consent of the Swedish Parliament, which gave nonconformists
Annelie Enochson
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Annelie Enochson is concentrated to three issues; freedom of speech and religion in Sweden and internationally, compassion for the less fortunate, and the local
Peter Spaak
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Challenging the Lutheran orthodoxy as an early proponent of freedom of religion in Sweden , he founded the society of Pietists based in the Diocese of Gothenburg
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Kyrkogångsplikt (literally 'church attendance duty') was the legal obligation of the population in Sweden (and Finland) to attend weekly mass. The obligation
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His case illustrates the survival of the pre-Christian pagan Norse religion in Sweden as late as in the 15th century. Clauesson worked as a servant to Hans
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Reformation. Princeton University Press. p. 55. ISBN 978-1-4008-5010-5. "Religion in Sweden ". 2 September 2014. "När dog asatron i Skandinavien ut?". 24 June
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Sar, Ernesto (4 January 2012). "File-sharing recognized as official religion in Sweden ". TorrentFreak. Archived from the original on 5 January 2012. Romig
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they did not have priests at all. As Lutheranism was the only legal religion in Sweden , to be an Orthodox was a handicap in many ways. About two-thirds of
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This is the only known case of a Sami burned at the stake for his religion in Sweden . Witch trials against the Sami were more common in Norway, where at
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andra länder (The Position of the School regarding the teaching of Religion in Sweden and other nations). At that time, the subject of religion in school
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1593, however, the Uppsala Synod proclaimed Lutheranism as state religion in Sweden , provoking a conflict between the Catholic king Sigismund and his