John Knox

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John Knox was a 16th-century Scottish Reformer and fiery preacher who led the establishment of Presbyterianism in Scotland and became one of the most influential figures of the Protestant Reformation.

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instanceOf Presbyterian minister
Protestant reformer
Scottish Reformer
person
theologian
associatedWith Edinburgh
Geneva
birthYear 1514
1515
burialPlace St Giles’ Cathedral, Edinburgh
surface form: St Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh (churchyard site)
church Church of Scotland
deathYear 1572
denomination Reformed
education University of St Andrews
era 16th century
influenced Presbyterianism
Reformed churches in Scotland
Scottish Covenanters
influencedBy George Wishart
Huldrych Zwingli
John Calvin
knownFor establishing Presbyterianism in Scotland
fiery preaching
leading the Scottish Reformation
opposition to Catholicism
language English
Scots
legacy key architect of Presbyterian church governance in Scotland
major figure of the wider Protestant Reformation
movement Reformation
surface form: Protestant Reformation
name John Knox self-link
nationality Scottish
occupation clergyman
preacher
theologian
opposed Mary, Queen of Scots
Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
placeOfBirth near Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland
placeOfDeath Edinburgh
surface form: Edinburgh, Scotland
politicalView resistance to ungodly rulers
religion Protestantism
role founder of Presbyterian polity in Scotland
leader of the Scottish Reformation
spouse Margaret Stewart
Marjorie Bowes
supported Protestant nobility in Scotland
theologicalTradition Reformed
wrote History of the Reformation in Scotland
The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Women

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