Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { <http://dbpedia.org/resource/Alexander_Mack> ?p ?o. }
- Alexander_Mack abstract "Alexander Mack (c. 27 July 1679 – 19 January 1735) was the leader and first minister of the Schwarzenau Brethren (or German Baptists) in the Schwarzenau, Wittgenstein community of modern-day Bad Berleburg, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Mack founded the Brethren along with seven other Radical Pietists in Schwarzenau in 1708. Mack and the rest of the early Brethren emigrated to the United States in the mid-18th century, where he continued to minister to the Brethren community until his death.".
- Alexander_Mack birthDate "1679-07-27".
- Alexander_Mack birthPlace Germany.
- Alexander_Mack birthPlace Schriesheim.
- Alexander_Mack birthYear "1679".
- Alexander_Mack deathDate "1735-01-19".
- Alexander_Mack deathPlace Germantown,_Philadelphia.
- Alexander_Mack deathPlace Pennsylvania.
- Alexander_Mack deathPlace Philadelphia.
- Alexander_Mack deathPlace United_States.
- Alexander_Mack deathYear "1735".
- Alexander_Mack nationality Germans.
- Alexander_Mack occupation Composer.
- Alexander_Mack occupation Elder_(Christianity).
- Alexander_Mack occupation Minister_(Christianity).
- Alexander_Mack occupation Philanthropy.
- Alexander_Mack occupation Theology.
- Alexander_Mack religion Protestantism.
- Alexander_Mack religion Radical_Pietism.
- Alexander_Mack thumbnail Alexander_Mack_signature.png?width=300.
- Alexander_Mack viafId "49624398".
- Alexander_Mack wikiPageExternalLink M3363.html.
- Alexander_Mack wikiPageID "20708426".
- Alexander_Mack wikiPageRevisionID "579016345".
- Alexander_Mack birthDate "1679-07-27".
- Alexander_Mack birthPlace Germany.
- Alexander_Mack birthPlace Palatinate_(region).
- Alexander_Mack birthPlace Schriesheim.
- Alexander_Mack buried "Upper Burying Ground, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States".
- Alexander_Mack children "Johann Valentine, Johannes, and Alexander Mack, Jr. and Christina and unnamed infant".
- Alexander_Mack church "Schwarzenau Brethren".
- Alexander_Mack dateOfBirth "1679-07-27".
- Alexander_Mack dateOfDeath "1735-01-19".
- Alexander_Mack deathDate "1735-01-19".
- Alexander_Mack deathPlace Germantown,_Philadelphia.
- Alexander_Mack deathPlace Pennsylvania.
- Alexander_Mack deathPlace Philadelphia.
- Alexander_Mack deathPlace United_States.
- Alexander_Mack hasPhotoCollection Alexander_Mack.
- Alexander_Mack name "Alexander Mack".
- Alexander_Mack name "Mack, Alexander".
- Alexander_Mack nationality German_Palatines.
- Alexander_Mack nationality Germans.
- Alexander_Mack occupation "Composer, elder and minister, philanthropist, theologian".
- Alexander_Mack ordination "Minister, elder".
- Alexander_Mack parents "Johann Phillip Mack and Christina Fillbrun Mack".
- Alexander_Mack placeOfBirth "Schriesheim, Germany".
- Alexander_Mack placeOfDeath "Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States".
- Alexander_Mack profession Mill_(grinding).
- Alexander_Mack religion Anabaptists.
- Alexander_Mack religion Christianity.
- Alexander_Mack religion Protestantism.
- Alexander_Mack religion Radical_Pietism.
- Alexander_Mack residence "Schriesheim, Palatinate; East Friesland; and Schwarzenau, Bad Berleburg, Germany and Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States".
- Alexander_Mack shortDescription "first minister of the Schwarzenau Brethren".
- Alexander_Mack signature "Alexander Mack signature.png".
- Alexander_Mack spouse "Anna Margarethe Kling".
- Alexander_Mack description "first minister of the Schwarzenau Brethren".
- Alexander_Mack description "first minister of the Schwarzenau Brethren".
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:1679_births.
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:1735_deaths.
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:17th-century_Christian_Universalists.
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:18th-century_Christian_Universalists.
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:American_Brethren.
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:American_Christian_Universalists.
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:American_Christian_theologians.
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:American_clergy.
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:American_philanthropists.
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:Brethren_Universalists.
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:Christian_Universalist_clergy.
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:Christian_Universalist_theologians.
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:Christian_radicals.
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:Clergy_of_Brethren_denominations.
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:German_Anabaptists.
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:German_Christian_Universalists.
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:German_Palatines.
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:German_Protestant_theologians.
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:German_clergy.
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:German_expatriates_in_the_United_States.
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:German_philanthropists.
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:People_from_Philadelphia,_Pennsylvania.
- Alexander_Mack subject Category:People_from_Schriesheim.
- Alexander_Mack type Absentee109757653.
- Alexander_Mack type AmericanBrethren.
- Alexander_Mack type AmericanChristianTheologians.
- Alexander_Mack type AmericanPhilanthropists.
- Alexander_Mack type Benefactor109608709.
- Alexander_Mack type Brother109876454.
- Alexander_Mack type CausalAgent100007347.
- Alexander_Mack type ChristianUniversalistTheologians.
- Alexander_Mack type Donor110025730.
- Alexander_Mack type Exile110071332.
- Alexander_Mack type GermanExpatriatesInTheUnitedStates.
- Alexander_Mack type GermanPhilanthropists.
- Alexander_Mack type GermanProtestantTheologians.
- Alexander_Mack type GoodPerson110138767.
- Alexander_Mack type Intellectual109621545.
- Alexander_Mack type Kinsman110236946.
- Alexander_Mack type LivingThing100004258.
- Alexander_Mack type MaleSibling110286084.