Persecuted beginning in 1399 by Henry IV, their founder was known as the "Morning Star of the Reformation."
Their beliefs were set forth in Twelve Conclusions: condemnation of the papacy; belief in the primacy of the Scriptures; and condemnation of sacramentals, confession, pilgrimages, and other practices of the Catholic Church. Persecuted beginning in 1399 by Henry IV, their founder was known as the "Morning Star of the Reformation." FTP name these Oxford-based reformer who followed John Wycliffe.
Their beliefs were set forth in Twelve Conclusions: condemnation of the papacy; belief in the primacy of the Scriptures; and condemnation of sacramentals, confession, pilgrimages, and other practices of the Catholic Church.
{Lollards}