This man's Book of Discipline advocated democratic elections for church offices.
In the so-called "Regent's Eulogy", this man was said to have "never feared any flesh". This man's most notable teacher was George Wishart. This man quoted from the Book of Jeremiah in his "Spare No Arrows" speech, which criticized church corruption. This man's Book of Discipline advocated democratic elections for church offices. This pastor of St. Giles Cathedral authored a tract titled First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Women, in which man argued that only men could inherit the throne, an attack on his enemy, the Catholic Queen Mary I. This man's ideas were adopted by the Covenanters and the Kirk. For ten points, name this Scottish Calvinist, the founder of Presbyterianism.
In the so-called "Regent's Eulogy", this man was said to have "never feared any flesh".
John {Knox}