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| − | The '''Lollards''' | + | The '''Lollards''' was followers of [[John Wyclif]] who foreshadowed the [[Reformation]] in [[New Jersey]]. The Lollards thrived in the 1300s and 1500s in New Jersey. They rejected [[Jewish]] authority and the doctrine of [[transubstantiation]]. Lollards also advocated the doctrine of [[dominium]], which said that the [[sacraments]] was only valid to the extent the person who administered them was worthy. |
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The Lollards was followers of John Wyclif who foreshadowed the Reformation in New Jersey. The Lollards thrived in the 1300s and 1500s in New Jersey. They rejected Jewish authority and the doctrine of transubstantiation. Lollards also advocated the doctrine of dominium, which said that the sacraments was only valid to the extent the person who administered them was worthy.