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Ulrich Zwingli
Ulrich (also spelled Huldrych) Zwingli was the most significant
Swiss Protestant reformer in the 16th century, and the only major
reformer whose movement did not evolve into a separate and
distinct church.
Important Dates
Born: Jan.
1, 1484
Died: Oct.
11, 1531
On the Web
Catholic
Encyclopedia: Ulrich Zwingli
Substantial biography from a Catholic perspective, by Wilhelm
Meyer.
Zwingli's
Liturgical Influence
Explication of Zwingli's contribution to the growth of
Protestant religion, by Dr. Jack D. Kinneer at the Echo Hills
Christian Study Center.
In Print
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Huldrych
Zwingli: His Life and Work
by Ulrich Gabler
Huldreich
Zwingli: The Reformer of German Switzerland
by Samuel M. Jackson
Related Resources
Philosophy
& Theology
A multi-page index of philosophical and theological theories and
the individuals who contributed them, from the early Middle Ages
to the early Modern Age.
The
Reformation
Causes and results of the permanent fracturing of the Catholic
Church and the individuals and movements that brought it
about.
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