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== History ==
 
== History ==
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The Reformer, John Calvin was of French descent, however he wrote and preached mostly in Switzerland. Here he published his "Institutes of the Christian Religion". From here, Calvinism spread throughout Europe, but especially the [[Netherlands]] and [[Scotland]]. Various Confessions were drawn up to distinguish the Reformed faith. English [[Puritans]] and Scottish [[Presbyterian]]s brought the Reformed faith to the United States and Australasia after the Reformation. So did the Reformed [[Dutch]] and [[Germans]] and the [[French]] [[Huguenots]] bring their faith to South Africa.
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The Reformer, [[John Calvin]] was of French descent, however he wrote and preached mostly in Switzerland. Here he published his "Institutes of the Christian Religion". From here, Calvinism spread throughout Europe, but especially the [[Netherlands]] and [[Scotland]]. Various Confessions were drawn up to distinguish the Reformed faith. English [[Puritans]] and Scottish [[Presbyterian]]s brought the Reformed faith to the United States and Australasia after the Reformation. So did the Reformed Dutch and Germans and the French [[Huguenots]] bring their faith to South Africa.
    
== Doctrine ==
 
== Doctrine ==
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[[category:Christian Denominations]]
 
[[category:Christian Denominations]]
 
[[Category:Fundamentalism]]
 
[[Category:Fundamentalism]]
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[[Category:Reformation]]
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