Johann Brenz

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Johann Brenz was a leading German Lutheran reformer and theologian of the 16th century, known especially for his role in shaping Protestant doctrine in Württemberg.

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Johann Brenz canonical 2
Johannes Brenz 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf German Lutheran
Lutheran theologian
Protestant reformer
human
academicDegree Master of Arts
centuryOfActivity 16th century
confession Lutheran
countryOfCitizenship Holy Roman Empire
doctrineDeveloped Lutheran doctrine of the Lord's Supper in Württemberg
Württemberg Confession
educatedAt University of Heidelberg
ethnicGroup German
familyName Brenz
fieldOfWork ecclesiology
sacramental theology
systematic theology
givenName Johann
influenced Württemberg Lutheranism
later Lutheran confessional documents
influencedBy Martin Luther
Philipp Melanchthon
linked to: Philip Melanchthon
languageOfWorkOrName German
Latin
movement Protestant Reformation
linked to: Reformation
nativeLanguage German
notableFor Lutheran Eucharistic theology
church organization in Württemberg
shaping Protestant doctrine in Württemberg
notableWork Confessional writings for Württemberg
Württemberg Church Order
occupation clergyman
reformer
theologian
opposedTo Roman Catholic sacramental theology of his time
Zwinglian view of the Lord's Supper
participantIn Marburg Colloquy debates on the Lord's Supper
linked to: Marburg Colloquy

Protestant Reformation in Germany
linked to: Reformation
placeOfActivity Duchy of Württemberg
positionHeld Chief church organizer in Württemberg
Court preacher in Stuttgart
Reformer of Württemberg
religion Lutheranism
sexOrGender male
theologicalTradition Lutheran orthodoxy
workLocation Schwäbisch Hall
Stuttgart
Württemberg

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Philip Melanchthon notableStudent Johann Brenz
Marburg Colloquy hasParticipant Johannes Brenz
linked to: Johann Brenz
Jakob Andreae influencedBy Johann Brenz