He considered Geneva under Calvinism to be the most perfect school of Christ since the days of the Apostles.
In his first sermon for his first congregation, this man expounded on the Book of Daniel and compared the pope to the Antichrist. One of the key influences on his theology was his close friend George Wishart, who was put to death by Cardinal David Beaton.  In his second stay in Geneva, he published a work criticizing Mary Tudor, The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Woman. During his exile in England, he would become a royal chaplain and influence the second edition of the Book of Common Prayer, though he codified his own teachings in the Book of Common Order. He considered Geneva under Calvinism to be the most perfect school of Christ since the days of the Apostles. For 10 points, name this Scottish clergyman, the founder of Presbyterianism.
In his first sermon for his first congregation, this man expounded on the Book of Daniel and compared the pope to the Antichrist.
John {Knox}