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Protestant Reformers & Pastors

22 entries in the Protestant Reformers & Pastors compendium.

Henry Ward BeecherAmerican clergyman and abolitionist known for his adultery trial.Jacobus ArminiusDutch Reformed theologian whose views sparked the Synod of Dort.Jerry FalwellLynchburg Baptist pastor and televangelist who founded Liberty University and the Moral Majority.Jim JonesAmerican cult leader who led over 900 to their deaths.Joel OsteenAmerican pastor and author known for prosperity theology.John CalvinFrench theologian and reformer, key figure in Calvinism.John KnoxScottish minister who led the country's Protestant Reformation.John Smyth (English theologian)English Puritan minister and theologian, key figure in Baptist origins.John StottAnglican rector of All Souls, Langham Place, and a guiding figure of worldwide evangelicalism.John WesleyEnglish cleric and leader of the Methodist revival movement.Jonathan Edwards (theologian)American revivalist preacher and theologian of the First Great Awakening.Martin BucerAlsatian reformer who bridged Lutheran and Reformed traditions.Martin NiemöllerLutheran pastor who opposed the Nazi regime and later championed human rights.Menno SimonsFormer Catholic priest who became a leading Anabaptist reformer.Oral RobertsCharismatic televangelist who pioneered prosperity gospel and televangelism.Pat RobertsonTelevangelist, media mogul, and conservative political figure.Philipp SpenerGerman Lutheran theologian who founded the Pietist movement.Jakob AmmannSwiss Anabaptist leader and namesake of the Amish.James DobsonFounder of Focus on the Family and conservative evangelical leader.Jim BakkerTelevangelist who built and lost a media empire.Karl BarthSwiss Reformed theologian who broke from liberal theology.Paul TillichGerman-American theologian and existentialist philosopher.
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