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Most Protestants in the Netherlands were Calvinists, and their Calvinism inspired them to challenge their Catholic king, Philip II, the king of Spain and son of the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V. How did Calvinists and Lutherans differ on whether a subject should be loyal to his/her king?
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