In one country, this religion was adopted because of the unpopularity of the Catholic Archbishop Trolle, and its sub-groups include the Pietists.
Samuel Zasadius was expelled from Poland for attempting to spread this religion, which John Honterus introduced to Transylvania. More radical forms of this Christian denomination were advocated by Andreas Karlstadt, a colleague of this faith's early leaders, and by Phillip Spener, who stressed mysticism. In one country, this religion was adopted because of the unpopularity of the Catholic Archbishop Trolle, and its sub-groups include the Pietists. This faith's doctrine of "Sacramental Union", which affirms the Real Presence while rejecting Transubstantiation, is sometimes called Consubstantiation. Heeding the Augsburg Confession, for ten points name this Protestant denomination originating from the 95 theses of its namesake German founder.
Samuel Zasadius was expelled from Poland for attempting to spread this religion, which John Honterus introduced to Transylvania.
{Lutheranism} [prompt on “{Protestantism}” or “the {Reformation}”]