One of his writings distinguishies the invisible from the visible church, and he argued that sin could dissipate one's "dominion" in a treatise on political authority. This theological ally of (*) John of Gaunt was the target of five bulls from Gregory XI, and William Courtenay condemned him at the  Blackfriars synod. A major influence on Jan Hus, for 10 points— name this transubstantian-denying f
One of his writings distinguishies the invisible from the visible church, and he argued that sin could dissipate one's "dominion" in a treatise on political authority. This theological ally of (*) John of Gaunt was the target of five bulls from Gregory XI, and William Courtenay condemned him at the  Blackfriars synod. A major influence on Jan Hus, for 10 points— name this transubstantian-denying founder of the Lollards.
One of his writings distinguishies the invisible from the visible church, and he argued that sin could dissipate one's "dominion" in a treatise on political authority.
John Wycliffe