Which Protestant reformer is known for the doctrine that God determines in advance who will be saved or condemned?

Multiple choice question for Ages, era, period. Select an option, then review the explanation below.

Explanation

The belief that God foreordains the eternal destiny of individuals, whether salvation or damnation, is primarily linked to John Calvin. While Martin Luther emphasized justification by faith and Henry VIII is known for the English Reformation, Arminius opposed strict predestination, promoting free will instead.

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Which Protestant reformer is known for the doctrine that God determines in advance who will be saved or condemned?

Explanation

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