Which of the following reformers believed that there should be no separation between politics and religion? martin luther john calvin ulrich zwingli john of leyden

John Calvin, is the right answer.

Explanation:

John Calvin was a theologian, reformer and priest in Geneva throughout the Protestant Reformation. Calvin was a leading personality in the expansion of the practice known as Calvinism, a Christian theology.  Calvin was an active polemic and explanatory author who caused much debate. He believed that there should be no separation between politics and religion.

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