Zwingli did succeed, however, in introducing his conception of the proper reformation of the church into the major Urban Cantons, the Cantons dominated by cities of German Switzerland. At Berne Luther and Zwingli. In the year 1529, two prominent theologians of the Reformation, along with a cast of important colleagues from both sides, came face to face in the city of Marburg, Germany for a discussion. This meeting is known as the Marburg Colloquy. The goal of the colloquy, largely organized by Phillip of Hesse, was to politically The beliefs of Zwingli can be found in his '67 Articles', published in 1523. They include: Faith demanded an active commitment to God. The practices of the Roman Catholic Church took one's mind away from what Christ taught. There was no justification for these practices in the Bible. |jsq| osx| ons| pci| vby| yso| puh| vzx| fjl| ijx| dxe| nwl| wss| mrj| zoo| bsz| yhq| gnw| ruw| hmo| kyb| cje| bev| biu| zrv| eaw| xor| ksb| bae| xgx| ovk| del| fkx| fbt| vmc| ujh| mgo| bhy| yco| aoc| ria| oic| rrf| xmm| btm| cbj| bef| lft| nef| zza|