After his death, this theologian's
 central ideas were summarized into the "Five Points", which can be abbreviated as TULIP and which
 include the ideas of Irresistible Grace and Total Depravity.
After his death, this man's papers were edited by his student, Theodore Beza. This Christian
 theologian's followers later split into supralapsarians and infralapsarians. After his death, this theologian's
 central ideas were summarized into the "Five Points", which can be abbreviated as TULIP and which
 include the ideas of Irresistible Grace and Total Depravity. This theologian set forth his beliefs in the book 
Institutes of the Christian Religion. For 10 points, name this Protestant reformer from Geneva, whose
 namesake denomination believes in predestination.
After his death, this man's papers were edited by his student, Theodore Beza.
John {Calvin}