Caspar Olevian

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Caspar Olevian was a 16th-century German Reformed theologian and pastor known for helping establish Calvinism in the Palatinate and co-authoring the Heidelberg Catechism.

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instanceOf German person
Protestant reformer
human
theologian
birthDate 1536-08-10
birthPlace Electorate of Trier
Trier
burialPlace Herborn
century 16th century
citizenship Holy Roman Empire
coAuthorOf Heidelberg Catechism
confessionalTradition Reformed
conflict Lutheran–Reformed controversies in the Palatinate
deathDate 1587-03-15
deathPlace County of Nassau
Herborn
denomination Reformed Church
linked to: Reformed churches
educatedAt Geneva
University of Orléans
University of Paris
employer Electorate of the Palatinate
era Reformation era
linked to: Reformation
familyName Olevian
givenName Caspar
influencedBy John Calvin
Theodore Beza
knownFor co-authoring the Heidelberg Catechism
helping establish Calvinism in the Palatinate
languageOfWork German
Latin
mentorOf students at the Reformed academy in Herborn
movement Calvinism
name Caspar Olevian
notableWork Heidelberg Catechism
occupation pastor
theologian
participatedIn Protestant Reformation in the Palatinate
positionHeld court preacher in Heidelberg
professor of theology at the University of Heidelberg
religion Reformed Christianity
linked to: Reformed churches
theologicalFocus covenant theology
workLocation Heidelberg
Palatinate
wrote De foedere gratiae
De substantia foederis gratuiti inter Deum et electos

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