While serving as the pastor of Glarus, this man wrote an allegorical poem titled "The Labyrinth" to warn against involvement in foreign wars.
While serving as the pastor of Glarus, this man wrote an allegorical poem titled "The Labyrinth" to warn against involvement in foreign wars. During a disputation with John Faber, this man summarized his opinions in his SixtyÂ­Seven Articles. His ideas were organized into the Tetrapolitan Confession by Martin Bucer. This man's sermon Of Choice and Freedom Regarding Foods was published after Martin Froschauer had served him (*) sausages during Lent. This man referred to members of a certain movement as "drowners" in Tricks of the Catabaptists, which refuted Anabaptist claims. He was succeeded by Heinrich Bullinger. This man rejected the real presence of Christ's body and blood during the Eucharist at the Marburg Colloquy, coming into disagreement with Martin Luther. For 10 points, name this Swiss leader of the Protestant Reformation in Zurich. 
While serving as the pastor of Glarus, this man wrote an allegorical poem titled "The Labyrinth" to warn against involvement in foreign wars.
Huldrych Zwingli [or Ulrich Zwingli]