This man left his homeland with Niccolas Cop after undergoing a subita conversione.
This man signed letters as Charles d'Espeville. Followers of this man called Monarchomachs were early advocates for popular sovereignty. This man left his homeland with Niccolas Cop after undergoing a subita conversione. He popularized the ideas of total depravity and unconditional election. This man's actions led to Michael (*) Servetus's death at the stake. Guillaume Farel convinced this man to move to Geneva, where he set up a theocracy. This man's ideas on predestination are included in his tract Institutes of the Christian Religion. For 10 points, name this Protestant contemporary of Luther and Zwingli.
This man signed letters as Charles d'Espeville. Followers of this man called Monarchomachs were early advocates for popular sovereignty.
John Calvin [or Jean Calvin]