Heinrich Bullinger

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Heinrich Bullinger was a leading Swiss Reformer and theologian who succeeded Huldrych Zwingli in Zurich and became an influential figure in shaping Reformed Protestant doctrine across Europe.

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Heinrich Bullinger canonical 12
Heinrich Bullinger the Elder 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian minister
Protestant reformer
Reformed theologian
Swiss Reformer
theologian
associatedWith Swiss Reformed Church (majority)
surface form: Swiss Reformed churches

Swiss Reformation
surface form: Zurich Reformation
authorOf Commentaries on various books of the Bible
Decades (Theological Decades)
Second Helvetic Confession
birthDate 1504-07-18
birthPlace Bremgarten, Aargau, Switzerland
burialPlace Zurich church
surface form: Grossmünster, Zürich
citizenship Old Swiss Confederacy
correspondedWith English reformers
John Calvin
Thomas Cranmer
deathDate 1575-09-17
deathPlace Zurich
surface form: Zürich, Switzerland
doctrineDeveloped covenant theology
educatedAt University of Cologne
father Heinrich Bullinger self-linksurface differs
surface form: Heinrich Bullinger the Elder
influenced Puritanism
surface form: English Puritanism

Reformed churches
surface form: Reformed churches in England

Reformed churches in Germany
Reformed churches in Scotland
Swiss Reformed Church (majority)
surface form: Reformed churches in Switzerland

Dutch Reformed Church
surface form: Reformed churches in the Netherlands
influencedBy Huldrych Zwingli
Martin Luther
Swiss humanism
knownFor co-authoring the First Helvetic Confession
drafting the Second Helvetic Confession
leading the Zurich Reformation after Zwingli
shaping Reformed Protestant doctrine in Europe
language German
Latin
movement Reformation
surface form: Protestant Reformation
notableWork Second Helvetic Confession
occupation pastor
theologian
writer
positionHeld Antistes of the Zurich church
chief minister of the Grossmünster in Zurich
religion Reformed churches
surface form: Reformed Christianity
spouse Anna Adlischweiler
succeeded Huldrych Zwingli
theologicalTradition Reformed
workLocation Zurich
surface form: Zürich

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Theodore Beza correspondedWith Heinrich Bullinger
Second Helvetic Confession author Heinrich Bullinger
Swiss Reformation hasKeyFigure Heinrich Bullinger
Zacharias Ursinus influencedBy Heinrich Bullinger
Huldrych influenced Heinrich Bullinger
subject surface form: Huldrych Zwingli
Heinrich Bullinger father Heinrich Bullinger self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Heinrich Bullinger the Elder
Zurich church associatedWith Heinrich Bullinger
Zurich church keyFigure Heinrich Bullinger
First Helvetic Confession draftedBy Heinrich Bullinger
Decades (Theological Decades) author Heinrich Bullinger
Hermannus Witsius influencedBy Heinrich Bullinger
Anna Adlischweiler spouse Heinrich Bullinger