Alexander Peden

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Alexander Peden was a 17th-century Scottish Covenanter minister and field preacher renowned for his staunch opposition to religious persecution and his influential role in the Cameronian movement.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Covenanter
Scottish minister
field preacher
historical figure
activity itinerant field preaching
preaching at conventicles
advocatedFor Covenanting principles in Scotland
freedom of Presbyterian worship
associatedWith Cameronians NERFINISHED
Richard Cameron NERFINISHED
causeOfNotability defiance of government religious policies in Scotland
countryOfCitizenship Scotland
domainOfActivity Scottish church history
religion
era 17th century
ethnicGroup Scottish
familyName Peden NERFINISHED
givenName Alexander
hasNotableFollowers Cameronian adherents
Scottish Covenanter laity
hasOccupation clergyman
preacher
ideology Reformed Presbyterianism NERFINISHED
influenced Cameronian religious identity
later Scottish Presbyterian dissenters
knownAs Peden the Prophet NERFINISHED
language English
Scots
movement Cameronian movement NERFINISHED
Scottish Covenanters NERFINISHED
notableFor field preaching
influence on later Cameronian tradition
leadership among Covenanters
opposition to religious persecution
prophetic reputation among followers
opposedTo Episcopalian control of the Church of Scotland
imposition of bishops in Scotland
religious persecution of Covenanters
placeOfActivity rural meeting fields
politicalAlignment Covenanter cause
positionHeld Presbyterian minister
religion Presbyterian
surface form: Presbyterianism
risked arrest for illegal preaching
persecution for religious nonconformity
workLocation Ayrshire NERFINISHED
south‑west Scotland

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Cameronian movement hasNotableMember Alexander Peden