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John Wycliffe and John Huss
16 cards·by kylie1
Teacher at Oxford in England
John Wycliffe
Challenged the church on the doctrine of "Transubstantiation"
John Wycliffe
Challenged the church on no need for a priest between man and God.
John Wycliffe
translated the entire Bible into English for the first time
John Wycliffe
Followers were called "Lollards"
John Wycliffe
Workers were condemned after his death at the Council of Constance
John Wycliffe
later his remains and works were dug up and burned as well
John Wycliffe
14th century
John Hess
Teacher at the university of Pregue
John Hess
Disagreed with the priest "authority" - he belived that the Bible was our authority
John Hess
believed that only a priest could forgive sins
John Hess
Believed that salvation comes through Christ alone
John Hess
Asked to defend his beliefs at the Council of Constance
John Hess
Burned at the Stake
John Hess
Followers were called "Hussites"
John Hess
Influenced by Wycliffe
John Hess