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Originally, followers of John Wycliffe (14th cent.), who emphasized personal faith, predestination and the Bible. The word was later applied to anyone seriously critical of the Church.
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Luther, Martin |
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(1483-1546) German monk and professor whose questioning of church practices led to the Protestant Reformation. See Martin Luther.
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