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| Beza was Calvin's heir and wrote Table of Predestination |
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| Institutes of Elenctic Theology |
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| Augsburg Confession, Loci Communes |
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| Didactic-Polemic Theology |
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| Spener was seen as the father of pietism, wrote Pia Desideria |
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| Not known for key works, instead known for his development of a series of social institutions at Halle |
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| Johanna Eleonora Petersen |
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| emblematic of the more prominent role of women in pietism |
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| Takes seriously the historical nature of scripture, wrote Gnomon and predicted the end of the world to be 1836 |
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| Anti systematic, offered struggling communities refuge in his estate. |
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| Tried to argue that divine sovereignty and human free will are compatible, wrote Faithful Narrative of the Surprising Works of God and Treatise Concerning Religious Affections |
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| Kerygmatic theologian, his theology was shown through his preaching. Very practical theology. Wrote A Plain Account of Christian Perfection and Notes on the New Testament |
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