Criticism of the Confessions, 1590

Leaflet after a copperplate engraving from around 1590. Here are depicted the representatives of the three major religious directions. On the left the representatives of the Catholic church, recognizable by tiara, key and cap, in the center is Martin Luther playing the lute and on the right sits John Calvin, who has a calf on his plate. In the lower right is an Anabaptist, which had a great significance for the Dutch Protestantism. The image of the Anabaptist in this scene points to the tolerance that is required

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1590 Anabaptist Calf Calvin Confessions Criticism Directions Evangelical Leaflet Lute Luther Lutheran Points Preacher Protestantism Protestants Recognizable Reformation Required Saxony-anhalt Significance Tiara Tolerance Wittenberg

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