👉 Wycliffian is a religious and academic movement that emerged in England during the 12th century, characterized by strict adherence to the teachings of Saint Augustine. The movement emphasized the importance of living life as a disciple of Jesus Christ, rather than following dogmatic beliefs or traditions. Wycliffeans were known for their rigorous study of the Bible and their rejection of traditional Church structures such as the papacy and the sacraments. Their approach was characterized by an emphasis on the importance of personal
