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MAJOR PROTESTANT SECTS

MAJOR PROTESTANT SECTS. Swiss Reformed Church. Ulrich Zwingli Zurich, Switzerland Theocracy based upon more literal interpretation of the Bible. Alliances with Phillip of Hesse and Schmalkaldic League. Anabaptists. Conrad Grebel Menno Simon

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MAJOR PROTESTANT SECTS

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  1. MAJOR PROTESTANT SECTS

  2. Swiss Reformed Church • Ulrich Zwingli • Zurich, Switzerland • Theocracy based upon more literal interpretation of the Bible. • Alliances with Phillip of Hesse and Schmalkaldic League

  3. Anabaptists • Conrad Grebel • Menno Simon • Upset with slow rate of change - persecuted by more moderate reformers. Munster Mash • Lacks allegiances other than to God

  4. Antitrinitarians • Michael Servetus • Leilo Sozzini • Geneva - until they get burned by persecutions. • Disagree with "holy trinity"

  5. Calvinists • John Calvin (that's convenient) • Geneva, Switzerland (1536) filled a power vacuum after political upheaval. • Helped to formalize all Protestant faiths Institutes of the Christian Religion

  6. Anglicans • King Henry VIII • The least reformed (while Henry was alive) • Primarily concerned with loyalty of subjects.

  7. Presbyterians • John Knox by way of Calvin • Scotland by way of Geneva • Community led by "elders"

  8. Congregationalist • Robert Browne • England until persecuted by more moderate forces. • A more direct relationship with God

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