The Arminian Church, also known as the Remonstrant Church, is a denomination within Protestant Christianity that emerged during the 17th century in the Netherlands. Synonyms for the Arminian Church include Remonstrant Church, Remonstrants, Arminians, and Arminianism. These terms refer to the theological beliefs and practices of the church, which place a strong emphasis on individual free will and human responsibility. The Arminian Church has faced opposition and persecution throughout its history, but has remained committed to its core principles of tolerance, diversity, and social justice. Today, the church continues to thrive in the Netherlands and has spread to other parts of the world, inspiring others to embrace its message of hope and inclusion.