In the Fourteenth Century the English Heretic John Wycliffe Taught

question 61

Multiple Choice

In the fourteenth century the English heretic John Wycliffe taught that

• A)only those who embraced monastic vows lived according to God's will.
• B)God's will is revealed by the Scripture and the words of Church leaders.
• C)priests who stand in God's grace are necessary to perform sacraments like communion.
• D)popes and bishops did not necessarily have God's grace and could be defied by princes.
• E)papal authority superseded the authority of princes.

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