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1. museeprotestant.org › en › noticeMartin Bucer | Musée protestant

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   Luther’s writings had made a deep impression on Martin Bucer, a reformer from Strasbourg (1491-1551). From the mid 1520’s onwards, he sided with the Swiss theologians in the debate over the Lord’s Supper : whereas Luther believed in the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist, Huldrych Zwingli (Zurich) and Johannes Œcolampadius (Basel ...

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   Martin Bucer ( Schlettstadt, Elzász, 1491. november 11. – Cambridge, 1551. február 28.) strasbourgi székhelyű német protestáns reformátor, aki hatással volt a lutheránus, kálvinista és anglikán tanokra és gyakorlatokra. Eredetileg a Domonkos-rend tagja volt, de miután 1518-ban újra találkozott Lutherrel, a befolyása után ...

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   Martin Bucer (ou Butzer), né le 11 novembre 1491 à Sélestat et mort le 28 février 1551 à Cambridge, est un théologien et un réformateur protestant allemand, originaire d'Alsace. Il est à l'origine de la confirmation protestante .

4. www.treccani.it › enciclopedia › martin-bucerBucer, Martin nell'Enciclopedia Treccani - Treccani - Treccani

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   Bucer 〈bùuzër〉 (latinizz. Bucerus 〈-è-〉), Martin: v. Butzer, Martin.

5. museeprotestant.org › en › noticeMartin Bucer (1491-1551) | Musée protestant

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   His father was a barrel-maker and his mother a midwife. Martin Bucer became a Dominican and studied theology for ten years. He met Luther in 1518 and adopted his ideas. After leaving the Dominicans he married a former nun, and was excommunicated. Then he went to Strasbourg where he set up Bible reading classes and presented the Reformation in 1529.

6. www.treccani.it › enciclopedia › dei-martin-butzerBUTZER, dei Martin - Treccani - Treccani

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   Uno dei più attivi propagatori della Riforma in Germania. Nacque a Schledtstadt l'11 novembre 1491, entrò nell'ordine dei domenicani nel 1506 e, nel gennaio 1517, nell'università di Heidelberg, dove studiò le nuove opere degli umanisti. Ottenne la laurea di teologia e divenne maestro di arti liberali; poi fu ordinato sacerdote.

7. reformation500.csl.edu › martin-bucerMartin Bucer – Reformation 500

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   Bucer finally made his way to Strasbourg and quickly became a leading proponent of reform in the city. He was named pastor of St. Aurelia’s in 1524, serving until 1531. We wrote an evangelical order for mass in 1525, as well as several catechisms for use in instruction. He also became a prodigious biblical scholar during this period.