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The Sixteenth Century Reformation
Name                  Lutheran         Calvinist/Reforme         Anglican            Anabaptist         Roman Catholic
                                                d
Location           German states             Geneva              England            German/ Swiss             Rome
Marriage model      Social Estate           Covenant          Commonwealth              n/a                Sacramental
Eucharist model   Consubstantiation    Calvin: “pneumatic     “Real Presence”                           Transubstantiation
                                       presence”; Zwingli:
                                          Memorialism
Leaders             Martin Luther,     Jean Calvin, Ulrich    Thomas Cranmer,                             Pope Paul III
                  Philip Melanchthon         Zwingli            Henry VIII(?)
Key dates          October 31, 1517        1536, 1541              1529-59                                  1545-63
Key works          95 Theses (1517)      Institute of the     (various), notably
                                        Christian Religion    Book of Common
                                              (1536)               Prayer
Liturgy             German Mass                none          Eucharist, Book of                         Latin Mass (until
                                                               Common Prayer                             recent decades)
Offshoots                                 Presbyterians,         Methodists,              Baptists,
                                            Reformed              Puritans,            Mennonites,
                                                                 Quakers(?),        Amish, Quakers(?)
                                                             Holiness movement
                                                                  Baptists(?)
                                                                 Pentecostals/
                                                                 Charismatic
Other notables                             John Knox            Thomas More,
                                                               Thomas Wolsey,
                                                               Richard Hooker,
                                                                  Elizabeth I
                                                                   Cross-pollination in the future
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  • 1. The Sixteenth Century Reformation Name Lutheran Calvinist/Reforme Anglican Anabaptist Roman Catholic d Location German states Geneva England German/ Swiss Rome Marriage model Social Estate Covenant Commonwealth n/a Sacramental Eucharist model Consubstantiation Calvin: “pneumatic “Real Presence” Transubstantiation presence”; Zwingli: Memorialism Leaders Martin Luther, Jean Calvin, Ulrich Thomas Cranmer, Pope Paul III Philip Melanchthon Zwingli Henry VIII(?) Key dates October 31, 1517 1536, 1541 1529-59 1545-63 Key works 95 Theses (1517) Institute of the (various), notably Christian Religion Book of Common (1536) Prayer Liturgy German Mass none Eucharist, Book of Latin Mass (until Common Prayer recent decades) Offshoots Presbyterians, Methodists, Baptists, Reformed Puritans, Mennonites, Quakers(?), Amish, Quakers(?) Holiness movement Baptists(?) Pentecostals/ Charismatic Other notables John Knox Thomas More, Thomas Wolsey, Richard Hooker, Elizabeth I Cross-pollination in the future