Johannes a Lasco

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Johannes a Lasco was a 16th-century Polish Protestant reformer and theologian known for his influential role in organizing Reformed churches, particularly in Emden and London.

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instanceOf Polish nobleman
Protestant reformer
human
theologian
birthDate 1499-01-01
birthPlace Kingdom of Poland
Łask
century 16th century
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Poland
deathDate 1560-01-08
deathPlace Pińczów
educatedAt University of Bologna
University of Kraków
University of Padua
era Protestant Reformation
linked to: Reformation
influenced Reformed church organization in East Frisia
Reformed church organization in England
development of presbyterian church polity
influencedBy Erasmus of Rotterdam
linked to: Desiderius Erasmus

Huldrych Zwingli
Martin Bucer
Philipp Melanchthon
linked to: Philip Melanchthon
knownFor drafting Reformed church orders
organizing the Reformed church in Emden
organizing the Strangers’ Church in London
promoting Reformed theology in Poland
languageOfWorkOrName German
Latin
Polish
memberOf Łaski family
movement Reformed tradition
name Jan Łaski
Johannes a Lasco
notableWork Church order of the London Strangers’ Church
Forma ac ratio
occupation Protestant reformer
church organizer
theologian
positionHeld reformer in Emden
reformer in London
superintendent of the Reformed Church in East Frisia
superintendent of the Strangers’ Church in London
religion Protestantism
traveledTo Basel
linked to: Basel-Stadt

England
Wittenberg
Zurich
uncle Jan Łaski the Elder

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