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Class materials are available at Swiss Reformation 1519 Zwingli - Catholic priest in Zurich 1524 Zurich Reformation 1529 Zwingli disagreed with Luther on Eucharist 1531 Zwingli killed in Battle of Kappel 1532 William Farel moved to Geneva 1535 Government mandated Protestantism Lutherans and Other Denominations Calvinists

Class materials are available at John Calvin 1509 Born (Luther was 26) 1528 Law School - Read Luther’s writings 1531 Moved to Paris to be a Writer 1533 Sudden Conversion 1536 Instruction in the Christian Religion Geneva with Farel, 21 Articles 1539 Strassburg with Bucer (Lutheran) 1540 Married widow of Anabaptist 1541 Returned to Geneva Lutherans and Other Denominations Calvinists

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Class materials are available at Predestination Predestination of the Elect Predestination of the Reprobate Lutheran Formula of Concord: The eternal election of God, however, not only foresees and foreknows the salvation of the elect, but through His gracious will and good pleasure in Christ Jesus is also a cause which procures, works, facilitates and promotes our salvation. Lutherans and Other Denominations Calvinists

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