 Martin Luther  John Calvin  Henry VIII  Wittenberg, Germany  Major Contribution: The Lutheran Church  Beliefs – Faith Alone will grant you.

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 Martin Luther  John Calvin  Henry VIII

 Wittenberg, Germany  Major Contribution: The Lutheran Church  Beliefs – Faith Alone will grant you entry into heaven (Sola Fide)

 Geneva, Switzerland (and lots of other places because people got tired of him quickly…)  Major Contribution: Calvinism and Predestination  Predestination: God knows whether you will be saved at birth  Protestants use this as an explanation for wealth  Anti-Catholic and disagrees with Martin Luther on his Sola Fide philosophy

 King of England  Husband of the Year – 1536, 1542  Major Contribution – Church of England (Anglican)  Created because he cannot obtain a divorce from the Pope  Philosophy: King is the head of the Church, therefore Country > Church