Religion and the Rise of Capitalism · Character
Henry Bullinger
Swiss Protestant reformer and successor to Zwingli.
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Also known as Bullinger, Henry, Henry Bullinger
First appearance: religion and the rise of capitalism
Henry Bullinger shows up with force in The Social Organism. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Referenced as a reformer whose social theories are connected to medieval social doctrine.
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In The Social Organism: Referenced as a reformer whose social theories are connected to medieval social doctrine.
Later, in Luther: Mentioned for producing a classical exposition of social ethics in the Decades dedicated to Edward VI.
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- Puritan Religious Leaders
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