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- People from Gap, Hautes-Alpes (1 member)
- 1832 births (1 member)
- Christian abolitionists (1 member)
- Swiss Protestant Reformers (1 member)
- Swiss evangelicals (1 member)
- 1519 births (1 member)
- 1605 deaths (1 member)
- People from Yonne (1 member)
- French Calvinist and Reformed theologians (1 member)
- Defunct private universities and colleges in Pennsylvania (1 member)
- Education in Bucks County, Pennsylvania (1 member)
- Users who joined in 2020 (1 member)
- Baptist Christianity (1 member)
- Greek Revival church buildings in the United Kingdom (1 member)
- Christian organizations established in 1938 (1 member)
- Collingswood, New Jersey (1 member)
- 1938 establishments in New Jersey (1 member)
- Fundamentalist denominations (1 member)
- Conservatism in the United States (1 member)
- Seminaries and theological colleges in Pennsylvania (1 member)
- Educational institutions established in 1726 (1 member)
- Universities and colleges established in the 18th century (1 member)
- 1726 establishments in Pennsylvania (1 member)
- 16th-century French writers (1 member)
- 16th-century French male writers (1 member)
- 19th-century English musicians (1 member)
- People from Kelvedon (1 member)
- English sermon writers (1 member)
- English hymnwriters (1 member)
- English expatriates in France (1 member)
- Deaths from nephritis (1 member)
- Baptist hymnwriters (1 member)
- Burials at West Norwood Cemetery (1 member)
- Presbyterian denominations in Canada (1 member)
- 19th-century Calvinist and Reformed theologians (1 member)
- 19th century in London (1 member)
- 19th-century English Baptist ministers (1 member)
- British expatriates in France (1 member)
- 16th-century writers in Latin (1 member)
- 16th-century Calvinist and Reformed theologians (1 member)
- Neo-Latin poets (1 member)
- Translators of the Bible into French (1 member)
- Translators of the Bible into Latin (1 member)
- Christian humanists (1 member)
- Converts to Calvinism from Roman Catholicism (1 member)
- Monarchomachs (1 member)
- Supralapsarians (1 member)
- French hymnwriters (1 member)
- Academic staff of the University of Lausanne (1 member)
- 16th-century French theologians (1 member)
