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The Polish Brethren: Radical Tolerance in the 16th Century
In this episode of The Story of Poland, Lucas and Luna explore the fascinating history of the Polish Brethren, also known as the Arians or Socinians, a radical Protestant sect that flourished in 16th-century Poland. Centered in the town of Raków, the Brethren created a unique community that rejected the Trinity, advocated for pacifism, and promoted education and religious tolerance — all within the framework of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth's Golden Liberty. Lucas walks Luna through the sect's founding by men like Fausto Sozzini and Piotr z Goniądza, their intellectual center…
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