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24 March, 16:33

What where the people called in France that followed john Calvin?

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    The people that followed John Calvin were known as Huguenots but they were mainly called Calvinists. They followed a Calvinist doctrine which was a form of reformed Protestantism created by John Calvin.

    John Calvin was a Theologian and pastor.
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