Martin Bucer

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Protestant reformer clergyman historical figure human theologian

Martin Bucer was a leading 16th-century Protestant Reformer from Strasbourg known for his efforts to mediate between different branches of the Reformation and influence figures like John Calvin.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Protestant reformer → clergyman → historical figure → human → theologian →
birthName	Martin Butzer →
burialPlace	St Mary the Great, Cambridge →
citizenship	Holy Roman Empire →
convertedFrom	Roman Catholicism →
convertedTo	Protestantism →
dateOfBirth	1491-11-11 →
dateOfDeath	1551-02-28 →
employer	City of Strasbourg → University of Cambridge NERFINISHED →
influenced	English Reformation → John Calvin → Reformed theology → Thomas Cranmer →
influencedBy	Erasmus of Rotterdam → Huldrych Zwingli → Martin Luther →
knownFor	ecclesiastical and liturgical reforms → efforts to mediate between Lutheran and Reformed branches of the Reformation → influence on John Calvin → leading reformer in Strasbourg →
language	German → Latin →
memberOf	Dominican Order →
movement	Protestant Reformation →
name	Martin Bucer →
notableWork	Commentary on the Psalms → De regno Christi → Reformation of the Church in Strasbourg →
occupation	Protestant reformer → pastor → theologian → university professor →
participatedIn	Diet of Augsburg (1530) → Marburg Colloquy → Wittenberg Concord negotiations →
placeOfBirth	Alsace → Holy Roman Empire → Schlettstadt → Sélestat →
placeOfDeath	Cambridge → Kingdom of England →
positionHeld	chief reformer of Strasbourg → pastor in Strasbourg → professor of theology at the University of Cambridge →
posthumousEvent	body exhumed and burned in 1557 under Queen Mary I → rehabilitated and memorialized under Elizabeth I in 1560s →
religion	Lutheranism → Protestantism → Reformed Christianity →
theologicalFocus	church discipline → ecclesiology → sacramental theology →

Referenced by (6)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Reformed churches →	associatedWithTheologyOf
John Calvin →	collaboratedWith
Protestant Christianity →	hasKeyFigure
Marburg Colloquy →	hasParticipant
Theodore Beza →	influencedBy
Martin Bucer →	name