John Calvin is often known today for which written work?

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The prompt presents a question asking about John Calvin's well-known written work, followed by an explicit answer: 'The Institutes of the Christian Religion'.
Since the list of answer options is empty in this case, there are no alternative statements from which to contrast or evaluate each one individually.
Nevertheless, we can still reason about the core claim based on general knowledge: John Calvin is historically associated with a single, overarching scholarly work that is widely recognized as his seminal treatise on Protestant theology and church organization, which is 'The Institutes of the Christian Religion'.
Without additional options, we cannot dissect false alternatives, but we can explain why this work, rather than other potential candidates, is commonly identified with Calvin—namely, its foundational role in Reformed theology, its later expansions, and its status as a cornerstone text in Calvinist thought.
If any distractors were present, we would compare them against aspects such as authorship attribution, publication date, theological focus, and historical impact to justify why they are incorrect in contrast to the Institutes.
In summary, given the provided correct-answer cue, the primary reasoning supports recognizing 'The Institutes of the Christian Religion' as Calvin’s most famous and influential written work, even though the option list itself is missing for a direct option-by-option analysis.

202520 REL 1350 F1 Swiss Reformation

John Calvin is often known today for which written work?

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