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What were John Calvin's followers in England and her American colonies called?
The followers of John Calvin were actually called Puritans.
What were john Calvin's followers called in England?
The followers of John Calvin were actually called Puritans.
What were john Calvin's followers in England called?
The followers of John Calvin were actually called Puritans.
What were John Calvins followers in France called?
John Calvin's followers were called Huguenots in France.
The followers of john knox became known as?
John Knox is considered to be a founder of the Presbyterian Movement in Scotland. He was a student with John Calvin in Switzerland. Calvin is generally considered to be the source of Presbyterianism.
Did the Scots establish the Presbyterian church?
The Presbyterian church does have its foundations in Scotland. Its ancestry can be traced back to around 1560, and its founder is considered to be John Knox, a Scottish-born preacher who studied with John Calvin in Switzerland, then brought Calvin's teachings back to Scotland, establishing a church based on these teachings.
What were John Calvin and followers in France called?
Calvinists
What is john Calvin's biggest contribution or change?
John Calvin was a French reformer. His interpretation of the bible resulted on a type of Protestantism called Calvinism
Who was often called the Pope of Geneva?
That would be John Calvin
What were John Calvin's in England and American colonies called?
Calvinists.
Whose idea greatly influenced the protestant churches in France Switzerland Scotland and the Netherlands?
Luther's
The origin of which Protestant religion can be traced to John Calvin and the Protestant Reformation in Europe in the 1500s?
presbyterian The Presbyterian church is the major denomination that can be traced to Calvin, but all churches of a Reformed heritage connect with Calvin (Church of Scotland, Dutch Reformed, etc.)
