John Wycliffe & Henry VIII

When and where was John Wycliffe born? 

• Yorkshire, U.K., around 1230 A.D.

• Hipswell, U.K., around 1330 A.D.

• Manchester, U.K., around 1330 A.D.

• London, U.K., around 1320 A.D.

What was John Wycliffe known for?  

• Translating Scripture from English to Latin

• Composing 98 Theses

• Supporting the Munster Uprising against the Catholic Church

• Translating Scripture from Latin to English

WHO is John Wycliffe folks?

• Burned at stake by Pope

• English Theologian & Philosopher

• Promoter of the 1st complete Scripture translation from Latin to English

• Criticizer of Indulgence & Individual Cult of Pope.

Where was John Wycliffe as a rector? 

• Lutterworth Parish 

• Manchester Papacy

• Canterbury Cathedral

• Harvard University

He was called as. . . . due to his critics to the Catholic Church.

• The Sledgehammer

• The Wise Tongue

• Master of Errors

• Mad Teacher

Wycliffe's teachings was known as . . .

• Lollards

• Munsterism

• Protestanism

• Rubelism

Where was John Wycliffe's corpse burn at the stake? 

• Concacaff

• Constance

• Constantinople

• Concordance

John Wycliffe believed that The . . . . is the . . . . of . . . . , not the church.  

• Scripture; important source after Pope

• Pope; supreme authority of Christianity

• Scripture; supreme source of Christianity

• Bible; secondary source of Christianity

Another of John Wycliffe's nickname?

• Mad Teacher

• Mad Man

• Mad Priest

• Mad Dog

Wycliffe has been recognized as a " . . . .. " due to many reformers afterwards advocate his critics to the Roman Catholic Church.

• Munster-reformer

• Jaeger

• Lollards

• proto-reformer