Crypto-Calvinist controversy

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The Crypto-Calvinist controversy was a 16th-century theological dispute within Lutheranism over the covert spread of Calvinist doctrines, particularly concerning the Lord’s Supper and predestination.

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instanceOf 16th-century religious controversy
Lutheran controversy
theological controversy
concerns covert spread of Calvinist doctrines in Lutheran churches
doctrine of predestination
real presence of Christ in the Eucharist
hasAspect confessional identity within Lutheranism
orthodoxy versus heterodoxy in Lutheran doctrine
hasConsequence clarification of Lutheran confessional doctrine
condemnation of Crypto-Calvinist positions in Lutheranism
hasInterpretation attempt to align parts of Lutheranism with Reformed theology
struggle over the legacy of Martin Luther
hasLanguageContext German-speaking Lutheran territories
hasMainSubject Lord’s Supper NERFINISHED
predestination
historicalPeriod Reformation era NERFINISHED
involves Lutheran theologians sympathetic to Reformed views
Philippists NERFINISHED
followers of Philipp Melanchthon
locatedIn Electorate of Saxony NERFINISHED
Holy Roman Empire NERFINISHED
mainTopic Crypto-Calvinism NERFINISHED
opposedBy Gnesio-Lutherans NERFINISHED
relatedTo Eucharistic theology
Formula of Concord NERFINISHED
Lutheran–Reformed relations NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Calvinism NERFINISHED
Lutheranism NERFINISHED
startTime 16th century
theologicalContext debate over double predestination
debate over sacramental union

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Jakob Andreae participantIn Crypto-Calvinist controversy