History, 26.01.2021 19:30 yasmineeee96371

Why did John Calvin write the Institutes of the Christian Religion? to refute the teachings of Martin Luther
to defend a king’s right to an annulment
to support the practices of the Catholic Church
to explain the Reformation and Protestant beliefs

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