This man was the answer to tossup 5 in packet 4 of 2009 Ike Bowl.
This man was the answer to tossup 5 in packet 4 of 2009 Ike Bowl. This man was invited to the city in which he did most of his work by William Farel. In the opening line of one book, this man defined wisdom as having two parts: knowledge of God and of ourselves. This man wrote the treatise Psychopannychia, which refuted the (+) Anabaptist doctrine of soul sleep. This man's views were attacked during the (*) Quinquarticular Controversy, but were defended by Franciscus Gomarus. This man was the teacher of Theodore Beza, and this man's theology is sometimes reduced to "five points" abbreviated TULIP. More details about this man's views can be found in his book, Institutes of the Christian Religion. For ten points name this reformer from Geneva associated with predestination. 
This man was the answer to tossup 5 in packet 4 of 2009 Ike Bowl.
John Calvin