Swiss Reformation

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The Swiss Reformation was a 16th-century Protestant movement centered in the Swiss Confederacy that challenged Catholic doctrine and church authority, leading to major religious, political, and social changes in the region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Protestant Reformation movement
historical event
religious reform movement
challenged Catholic sacramental system
papal authority
use of religious images
veneration of saints
hasDoctrinalEmphasis authority of Scripture
predestination
rejection of images in worship
rejection of transubstantiation
simplified liturgy
sovereignty of God
spiritual presence in the Eucharist
hasEndTime 16th century
hasKeyCity Appenzell
Basel-Stadt
surface form: Basel

Bern
Geneva
Glarus
canton of Graubünden
surface form: Graubünden

Lausanne
Neuchâtel
Schaffhausen
St. Gallen
Zurich
hasKeyDocument First Helvetic Confession
Institutes of the Christian Religion
Second Helvetic Confession
Zurich Bible
hasKeyEvent Swiss Reformation self-linksurface differs
surface form: Basel Reformation of 1529

Bern Disputation of 1528
First War of Kappel
Geneva’s adoption of the Reformation
Marburg Colloquy
Second War of Kappel
Zwingli’s reforms in Zurich
hasKeyFigure William Farel
surface form: Guillaume Farel

Heinrich Bullinger
Huldrych Zwingli
Johannes Oecolampadius
John Calvin
Pierre Viret
surface form: Peter Viret

Theodore Beza
hasMainRegion Old Swiss Confederacy
surface form: Swiss Confederacy

Switzerland
hasPoliticalImpact creation of state churches in reformed cantons
strengthening of city councils over church affairs
hasSocialImpact changes in education
reform of poor relief
regulation of moral behavior
hasStartTime 1519
hasTheologicalCurrent Calvinism
Reformed theology
Zwinglianism
influenced Calvinism
Dutch Reformed Church
Huguenots
Presbyterianism
French Reformation
surface form: Reformation in France

Scottish Reformation
surface form: Reformation in Scotland

Dutch Reformation
surface form: Reformation in the Netherlands

Reformed tradition
influencedBy Reformation
surface form: German Reformation

Martin Luther
languageOfPreaching French
German
Italian
opposed Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
partOf Reformation
surface form: Protestant Reformation
resultedIn confessional division within the Swiss Confederacy
establishment of Reformed churches
political realignment of Swiss cantons
religious wars in Switzerland

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Huldrych Zwingli influenced Swiss Reformation
Post Tenebras Lux associatedWith Swiss Reformation
this entity surface form: Genevan Reformation
Scottish Reformation influencedBy Swiss Reformation
this entity surface form: Genevan Reformation
Sixty-seven Articles movement Swiss Reformation
Commentary on True and False Religion associatedWith Swiss Reformation
this entity surface form: Zurich Reformation
Second War of Kappel partOf Swiss Reformation
Old Swiss Confederacy significantEvent Swiss Reformation
this entity surface form: Reformation in Switzerland
Memorialism originatedIn Swiss Reformation
Swiss Reformation hasKeyEvent Swiss Reformation self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Basel Reformation of 1529
Hungarian Reformed churches influencedBy Swiss Reformation
Annotationes maiores in Novum Testamentum associatedWith Swiss Reformation
this entity surface form: Genevan Reformation
Heinrich Bullinger associatedWith Swiss Reformation
this entity surface form: Zurich Reformation
de Bèze movement Swiss Reformation
subject surface form: Théodore de Bèze
this entity surface form: Reformation
Reformation in the Palatinate influencedBy Swiss Reformation
Reformed Church of France influencedBy Swiss Reformation
Collège de Genève foundedInContext Swiss Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
French Reformation influencedBy Swiss Reformation
Johannes Oecolampadius movement Swiss Reformation
Johannes Oecolampadius participantIn Swiss Reformation
Czech Reformed churches theologicalTradition Swiss Reformation
this entity surface form: Helvetic Reformation
Czech Reformed churches historicalInfluence Swiss Reformation
Polish Reformed churches influencedBy Swiss Reformation
Zurich church playedLeadingRoleIn Swiss Reformation
Basel church partOf Swiss Reformation
Basel church associatedWith Swiss Reformation
this entity surface form: Basel Reformation
Graubünden Reformed churches tradition Swiss Reformation
Schaffhausen church playedRoleIn Swiss Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation in Schaffhausen
St. Gallen church hasRoleIn Swiss Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation in St. Gallen
St. Gallen church associatedWith Swiss Reformation
First Zurich Disputation religiousMovement Swiss Reformation
Reformed Church of Zurich originatedFrom Swiss Reformation
Reformed Church of Zurich originatedFrom Swiss Reformation
this entity surface form: Reformation in Zurich
First War of Kappel partOf Swiss Reformation
this entity surface form: Swiss Reformation conflicts
Second Peace of Kappel topic Swiss Reformation
Second Peace of Kappel partOf Swiss Reformation
this entity surface form: Reformation in Switzerland
Bern Disputation of 1528 religiousContext Swiss Reformation
Zurich Bible religiousTradition Swiss Reformation
Zurich Bible associatedWith Swiss Reformation
this entity surface form: Zurich Reformation
Zwinglianism originatedIn Swiss Reformation
Decades (Theological Decades) influencedBy Swiss Reformation
Decades (Theological Decades) associatedWith Swiss Reformation
this entity surface form: Zurich Reformation
Anna Adlischweiler associatedWith Swiss Reformation