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- Joseph_Bentham abstract "Joseph Bentham (1693/94 – 1671) was a Church of England minister at a time, roughly a century after the Breach with Rome, when aspects church doctrine were still relatively unformed. His early sermons, many of which were written down and published, disclose a puritan theology, strongly influenced by John Calvin's focus on predestination, but he became increasingly associated with the Royalist cause as Civil War approached. He left little trace during the Commonwealth years. Following the Restoration of the king he was able to return to the ecclesiastical living in Northamptonshire from which he had been excluded by parliament in 1643. His final book, \"A Disswasive from Error\", appeared in 1669.".