kalwinizmu
Kalwinizm, also known as Reformed Christianity, is a theological system and form of Protestantism that traces its origins to the work of John Calvin, a French theologian and pastor during the Protestant Reformation. Calvin's teachings, particularly his emphasis on the sovereignty of God and the doctrine of predestination, became a cornerstone of this movement.
Key tenets of kalwinizm include the absolute sovereignty of God in all things, including salvation, and the
Kalwinizm is characterized by its structured approach to theology and church governance, often favoring Presbyterian or
The movement spread rapidly across Europe and later to other parts of the world, influencing various denominations