Zwingle believed that political acts alone could save the Reformation. The reformer Zwingle was not only a pastor, but a head of state, and he had been a general in the army. Zwingle called for war and felt that he must fight for the freedom of his country. The talk discusses whether Christian’s should use the state to fight for their religion.

Reference material: “History of the Reformation of the 16th Century” by J. H. Merle D’ Aubigne