1. The “Reformed” Movement
Definition
A. Second branch of the Reformation centered in cities.
B. Went further in their reform than the Lutheran churches.

2. The “Reformed” Movement
I. Ulrich Zwingli [ ]
A. Reformer of Zurich, Switzerland
Same generation as Luther
Martin Luther
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Ulrich Zwingli
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3. The “Reformed” Movement
Ulrich Zwingli
Reformer of Zurich
Village priest
Chaplain of Swiss mercenary soldiers

4. The “Reformed” Movement
Ulrich Zwingli
Reformer of Zurich
Pastor of Zurich church
Preached biblical sermons
Reforms followed
Town council passed reforms into law

5. The “Reformed” Movement
Ulrich Zwingli
B. Confrontation with Anabaptists
Young followers wanted faster reforms.
Zwingli refused.
Radicals rioted, expelled and executed.

6. The “Reformed” Movement
Ulrich Zwingli
C. Confrontation with Luther
Basic agreement with Luther
Differed with Luther
The Application of Scripture
Luther – The Bible is the proclamation of the gospel, not a law book.
Zwingli – The Bible is the proclamation of the gospel, and a law book

7. The “Reformed” Movement
Ulrich Zwingli
C. Confrontation with Luther
Nature of the sacraments
Luther – The bread and wine contained the physical body of Jesus
Zwingli – The bread and wine merely symbols of the body and blood.

8. The “Reformed” Movement
Ulrich Zwingli
C. Confrontation with Luther
Church-State relations
Both believed church and state produce a Christian society:
Luther – church and state have different functions they should not cross

9. The “Reformed” Movement
Ulrich Zwingli
C. Confrontation with Luther
Church-State relations
Luther – church and state have different functions they should not cross
Zwingli –church and state can share each other's functions
Zwingli died fighting the Catholics.

10. The “Reformed” Movement
Ulrich Zwingli
II. John Calvin [ ]
Second generation reformer
Born in France
Converted at University of Paris
Institutes of the Christian Religion

11. The “Reformed” Movement
II. John Calvin
B. Ministry in Geneva, Switzerland
Geneva Protestant for political reasons

12. The “Reformed” Movement
II. John Calvin
B. Ministry in Geneva
Calvin persuaded to stay
William Farel

13. The “Reformed” Movement
II. John Calvin
B. Ministry in Geneva
City governed by city council "according to the laws of God”

14. The “Reformed” Movement
II. John Calvin
B. Ministry in Geneva
Reformed faith spread across Europe

15. The “Reformed” Movement
 II. John Calvin
B. Ministry in Geneva
Refuge for persecuted Protestants
Geneva Academy trained missionaries to go throughout Europe

16. The “Reformed” Movement
 II. John Calvin
C. Calvin's Theology
Calvin's theology was not new
Heinrich Bullinger, Girolamo Zanchi, John Knox, Ulrich Zwingli, Peter Martyr, Martin Bucer, J Prague?, William Perkings
John Huss, Phlip Melanchthon, Martin Luther, John Calvin, Theodore Beza, Johannes Oecolampadius
John Wyclif
Monk, demon, pope, and cardinal try to blow out the candle of the Gospel in their midst.

17. The “Reformed” Movement
 II. John Calvin
C. Calvin's Theology
Combined theology & Christian living.

18. The “Reformed” Movement
 II. John Calvin
C. Calvin's Theology
 Theme of Institutes - knowledge of God
What do we know about God?
From creation?
From Christ?

19. The “Reformed” Movement
 II. John Calvin
C. Calvin's Theology
Theme of Institutes - knowledge of God
What do we know about God?
From life [Holy Spirit & scripture]?
Through the Church [the sacraments]?

20. The “Reformed” Movement
 II. John Calvin
C. Calvin's Theology
Theme of Institutes - knowledge of God
What does it mean to know God?
To let God be God
To act on His promises

21. The “Reformed” Movement
 II. John Calvin
C. Calvin's Theology
Theme of Institutes - knowledge of God
What does it mean to know God?
To obey His law
To seek His honor

22. The “Reformed” Movement
 II. John Calvin
C. Calvin's Theology  
Theme of Institutes - knowledge of God
What does it mean to know God?
To acknowledge God as revealed in scripture.

23. The “Reformed” Movement
II. John Calvin
D. Calvin's doctrine of salvation
Justification by grace
Meaning of grace
Teaching of all the reformers

24. The “Reformed” Movement
II. John Calvin
D. Calvin's doctrine of salvation
CALVINISM
ARMINIANISM
Total Depravity
Unconditional Election
Limited Atonement
Irresistible Grace
Perseverance of Saints
Free Will
Conditional Election  
Universal Atonement
Resistible Grace  
Loss of Salvation

25. The “Reformed” Movement
II. John Calvin
E. Calvin's doctrine of Sanctification
Sanctification is a life-long process by which the be-liever submits increas-ingly to the work of the Holy Spirit in his life as the Spirit molds him into the likeness of Jesus Christ.

26. The “Reformed” Movement
II. John Calvin
E. Calvin's doctrine of Sanctification
Sanctification is accomplished by:
Mortification
Vivification

27. The “Reformed” Movement
II. John Calvin
F. Calvin's doctrine of the church
Church government - by councils of the spiritually mature

28. The “Reformed” Movement
II. John Calvin
F. Calvin's doctrine of the church
Marks of the True Church
Scriptures have their rightful place

29. The “Reformed” Movement
II. John Calvin
F. Calvin's doctrine of the church
Marks of the True Church
Sacraments are rightly administered.
“Prophetic” view
Baptism
Holy Communion

30. The “Reformed” Movement
II. John Calvin
F. Calvin's doctrine of the church
Marks of the True Church
Godly discipline is maintained