Luther and Calvin

The Reformation began by Martin Luther was sweeping religious mass movement that divided the Christian world and led to the birth of Protestantism. The Protestant movement, however, could not have been kindled to the extent of which it had been if it were not for the teachings of John Calvin. Martin Luther and John Calvin each shared their own Protestant beliefs and philosophies for which many people are thankful. The philosophical attitudes expressed by each of these men had similar attributes and also differing characteristics toward political authority and s

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