For 10 points, name this religious reformer who founded the Presbyterian Church of Scotland.
This man tutored the children of Hugh Douglass and John Cockburn, with whom he moved into the castle of St. Andrews, just months after its owner had been murdered there. This man had earlier served as a chaplain to the murderers of that castleÂ­owner, Cardinal David Beaton. This man developed an unrealized plan for providing systematic relief to the poor in his Book of Discipline. This friend of George (*) Wishart inserted a clause stating that kneeling at communion implies no adoration of the elements into the Book of Common Prayer; that clause was called the black rubric. This man criticized three female monarchs in his The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Women. For 10 points, name this religious reformer who founded the Presbyterian Church of Scotland.
This man tutored the children of Hugh Douglass and John Cockburn, with whom he moved into the castle of St. Andrews, just months after its owner had been murdered there.
John Knox