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I was reading Max Weber's "Protestant Ethic" tonight, and I came across this comment:
"...although the Reformation would have been inconceivable without Luther's personal religious development and has always borne the stamp of his personality, his work would never have achieved outward permanence without Calvinism"
Now, I've seen what-if's about Luther being removed from history (there's that story about him narrowly avoiding being struck by lightning, for instance), but I don't recall seeing anything about Luther living as OTL but Calvin being removed without making any impact on history. So, say Calvin gets fried by a lightning bolt but Luther still does everything he did in OTL: what effect does this have on early modern religious conflict?