The insertion of the "black rubric" into the Second Book of Common Prayer is usually attributed to this man. While in exile, he advocated the overthrow of unjust rulers in his "Faithful Admonition" after defending the lynching of Cardinal Beaton, who burned his mentor George
The insertion of the "black rubric" into the Second Book of Common Prayer is usually attributed to this man. While in exile, he advocated the overthrow of unjust rulers in his "Faithful Admonition" after defending the lynching of Cardinal Beaton, who burned his mentor George Wishart at the stake. Upon his return, he led the defense of his followers against Mary of Guise, whom he had earlier attacked in his First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Women and codified his liturgy in his Book of Common Order. For 10 points, name this Calvinist reformer and founder of Scottish Prebyterianism.
The insertion of the "black rubric" into the Second Book of Common Prayer is usually attributed to this man.
John {Knox}