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was thus nicknamed the "sulfur sticks faith." At the same time, they tried to spread their faith. Because they rejected civil government they frequently faced resistance from local government. Around 1820, that led to a prison sentence for Leer, who also spent a year in the women's prison in St. George Hospital in
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With Muller, she engaged in a "spiritual marriage". The religion held property communally and refused to accept the authority of the civil government. While Muller was considered the group's leader, he was not formally appointed as such. The group earned a living by making and selling matchsticks and
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In 1823, the brotherhood became more regulated, and Valk went his own way after that. In 1829, the group settled in Zwijndrecht, where they bought a shipyard and tried there to realize their ideals of a Christian commune. After the death of Muller in 1833, Leer tried to continue his work. But her
114:, where she ran a shop. From 1860, she lived in the Bethlehemhof in Leiden, where she was able to buy a house from the proceeds of the sale of the community's possession. A continued intellectual curiosity sustained her even after her banker lost her pension. At that time, she met the writer 78:. She was the fifth of six children, and her father and mother died when she was a child. She grew up in the orphanage for poor children in Edam and received some schooling to prepare her for a position as a domestic servant. 106:
radical views on freedom of marriage and the common property were shared by fewer and fewer members of the church. In 1843, the community was abolished and Leer moved in with her daughter Josina in
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with the help of a Waddinxveen bailiff, Dirk Valk. The income-pooling community aimed to "revive the apostolic communism practiced at the beginning of the Christian era".
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She worked briefly as a maid with a Catholic family, but lost her position for trying to convert them. She later became a seamstress in
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New Lighters), a religious community with communist features which opposed social conventions. With
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Index


Zwijndrechtse nieuwlichters
Zwijndrecht
Stoffel Muller
Zwijndrechtse nieuwlichters
Waddinxveen
bailiff
Edam
Holstein
QuakenbrĂĽck
Lutherans
Amsterdam
Dordrecht
Rotterdam
Leiden
Louise Sophie Blussé
cholera


Digitaal Vrouwenlexicon van Nederland


"Over Zwijndrechtse Nieuwlichters of mensen van het zwavelstokkengeloof"
Pacifism in Europe to 1914
ISBN
978-1-4008-6749-3
Meertens, Piet
Biografisch lexicon voor de geschiedenis van het Nederlands protestantisme
Dutch Culture in a European Perspective: 1900, the age of bourgeois culture
ISBN

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