Johannes Agricola
Jean Agricola (1492 - 1566), was a German theologist.
Called Magister Islebius , because it was of Eisleben in Saxony, it was one of the principal co-operators of Luther. It supported that the evangelic faith is useless to be saved, and by there it gave rise to the sect of the Antinomiens (i.e. adversaries of the law). Following contentions which it had with Mélanchthon about these doctrines, it was withdrawn with Berlin where he became preacher of the Court. It took share with the Intérim of Augsburg, the Colloque of Leipsick (1519), and signed the Articles of Smalkalde (1537).
It left, in addition to works of controversy, a Recueil of German proverbs , accompanied by a estimated Commentaire (Haguenau, 152?).
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