George Wishart

George Wishart was a 16th-century Scottish reformer and preacher who played a key role in promoting Protestant ideas during a time of religious change. He advocated for breaking away from the Catholic Church, emphasizing personal faith and the Bible’s authority. Wishart became known for his passionate sermons and efforts to spread Reformation teachings across Scotland. His work made him a target in a period of intense religious conflict, and he was ultimately executed in 1546. His influence helped lay the groundwork for the Protestant movement in Scotland, inspiring future reformers and shaping the country’s religious landscape.