Abstract
Luther and Calvin abolished the mediaeval distinction between the superior order of those who prayed and the inferior order of those who did ordinary work. Calvin went even further than Luther in his stress on God's positive blessing of daily work and conferred a hitherto unknown dignity upon it as an integral part of the Christian life.
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