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Johannes Brenz ( Weil der Stadt, 24 de Junho de 1499 — Estugarda, 11 de Setembro de 1570) foi erudito bíblico, teólogo e reformador alemão. Sob a influência de Lutero, reorganizou a igreja em Schwäbisch Hall, na Suábia, porém, durante a Guerra de Esmalcalda, em 1546, foi obrigado a fugir de Vurtemberga. Foi nomeado Ministro ...
Johann (Johannes) Brenz (24 June 1499 – 11 September 1570) was a German Lutheran theologian and the Protestant Reformer of the Duchy of Württemberg . Early advocacy of the Reformation. Statue of Johann Brenz, Schlosskirche, Wittenberg. The Michaelskirche in Schwaebisch Hall, where Johannes Brenz served as pastor.
Johannes Brenz, latinisiert Brentius (* 24. Juni 1499 in Weil der Stadt; † 11. September 1570 in Stuttgart ), war Reformator der Reichsstadt Schwäbisch Hall und des Herzogtums Württemberg. Er vertrat Martin Luthers Theologie im Südwesten des Reichs.
Johannes Brenz was a German Protestant Reformer, principal leader of the Reformation in Württemberg. He studied at Heidelberg and was ordained a priest in 1520, but by 1523 he had ceased to celebrate mass and had begun to speak in favour of the Reformation. Brenz supported the views of Martin.
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Johannes Brenz ( Weil der Stadt, 24 de Junho de 1499 — Estugarda, 11 de Setembro de 1570) foi erudito bíblico, teólogo e reformador alemão. Sob a influência de Lutero, reorganizou a igreja em Schwäbisch Hall, na Suábia, porém, durante a Guerra de Esmalcalda, em 1546, foi obrigado a fugir de Vurtemberga. Foi nomeado Ministro da Igreja ...
Johannes Brenz was one of the principal theologians for the Lutheran reform in southern Germany. In his view of church–state relations, he allowed the state to play a positive role in the internal affairs of the church, but denied it the right to define doctrine or compel its citizens to subscribe to theological orthodoxy against their own ...
Johannes Brenz – Reformation 500. Alongside Johannes Bugenhagen, Johannes Brenz takes his place as a leading church administrator in the first generation of the Protestant Reformation who was responsible for the start of reform in numerous German lands.
