This theologian attacked the Church's doctrine of substantiation, for which he substituted his idea of "remanence." His patro
This theologian attacked the Church's doctrine of substantiation, for which he substituted his idea of "remanence." His patron, John of Gaunt, used his ideas to argue for more power for the state rather than the clergy. This man translated the Bible into vernacular English. For 10 points, name this 14th-century religious reformer, whose thought inspired the Lollards.
This theologian attacked the Church's doctrine of substantiation, for which he substituted his idea of "remanence."
John {Wycliffe}