-
within the inspiration,
noting the
differences in the
canonical gospels.
Zwinglianism is the
Reformed confession based on the
Second Helvetic Confession promulgated...
- reasons.
There is no
consensus on the
definition of "
Zwinglianism"; by any definition,
Zwinglianism evolved under his successor,
Heinrich Bullinger; and...
- 1977, pp. 365–366.
Anabaptists hold a po****r
simplification of the
Zwinglian view,
without concern for
theological intricacies as
hinted at above,...
- the tradition. A few low-church
Anglicans take a
strictly memorialist (
Zwinglian) view of the sacrament. In
other words, they see Holy
Communion as a memorial...
- of his ill-gotten gains. In 1769
Lavater took Holy
Orders in Zurich's
Zwinglian Church, and
officiated until his
death as
deacon or
pastor in churches...
-
believing and
pious heart, as also
Chrysostom taught.
Those who
adhere to the
Zwinglian view, do so at Jesus's
words about doing this in "remembrance" rather...
-
recognized the
right of
rulers to
choose Catholicism or
Lutheranism (
Zwinglians,
Calvinists and
radicals were not included). In 1555, Paul IV was elected...
-
Westminster Confession takes a
position between Lutheran sacramental union and
Zwinglian memorialism: "the Lord's
supper really and indeed, yet not
carnally and...
-
doctrines of Protestantism,
Baptist theology in
general is
committed to a
Zwinglian interpretation of the
Eucharist or Lord's
Supper and to the rejection...
- with France. The
priest George Wishart (d. 1546) was the
first to
preach Zwinglian theology in Scotland.
After he was
burned for heresy, his followers, among...
