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380: 59:. "Touched by the misfortunes of my fellow citizens and sensitive to the growth and strength of my native country, I have expressed my thoughts," he said. "The prejudices that seek to exterminate villagers by force of conscience and persecution are, thank God, long since dispelled." According to Chydenius, freedom of religion did not have to pose a threat to the Lutheran faith. He cited several examples that would have a reassuring effect: "Denmark is not Jewish, even though these unfortunate people there live in peace and visit their synagogues in public." 1059: 1071: 94:('The Jewish Regulations'), which guaranteed freedom of religion specifically for Jewish immigrants. This legislation was a step toward full freedom of religion in Sweden. However, it only applied to immigrants and foreigners, while the Lutheran Swedish citizens were still restricted in their practice of religion by the 69:
According to the act, Christian immigrants were to have free and unrestricted religious practice and civil, but not full political, rights. They were also guaranteed the right to bring up their children in their faith. However, the immigrants were denied access to state offices and parliamentary
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Anyone who insulted the worship of foreigners or blasphemed their doctrines and practices was to be punished with a fine. If the priests of the state church were called upon to visit ill immigrants, they were not allowed to trouble their consciences with religious disputes and controversies.
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from 1860 and 1873, which made it legal for a Swedish citizen to leave the established Lutheran church and join another officially recognised denomination, but conversion to one of the so-called foreign religious communities was still hedged about by strong restrictions.
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of 1593, Lutheranism had officially been the only religion allowed in Sweden, though the foreign embassies were given dispensation, as well as other foreigners temporarily residing in the country. The Tolerance Act was introduced in line with the ideals of the
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The Conventicle Act remained in place for native Swedes until 1858, which completely restricted their freedom of worship outside of that of the
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24 January 1781. It guaranteed freedom of religion and full citizen rights for all Christian immigrants and foreign residents in Sweden.
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rights. Nor were they allowed to hold public processions, establish public schools or monasteries, or engage in any kind of
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Similar reforms were made elsewhere in Enlightenment Europe, such as the
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The new law earned Gustav III a letter of thanksgiving from
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when he presented his motion on the issue at the 1779
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Swedish
Gustav III of Sweden
Uppsala Synod
Age of Enlightenment
Anders Chydenius
Riksdag
Riksdag of the Estates
proselytizing
Pope Pius VI
Judereglementet
Conventicle Act
Dissenter Acts
Patent of Toleration
Joseph II's
United States Constitution
Declaration of Indulgence
Toleration Act
Church of Sweden
state church
atheism
Religion in Sweden
Grimberg 1921
Grimberg 1921




Grimberg 1921
Svenska folkets underbara öden
ISBN

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