native France, where the Reformation never caught on, but he is honored in the Netherlands and in the English-speaking world, where his theology has had more influence. The English Reformers enjoy a more restrained, although not insignificant, renown in England, and John Knox is still remembered in Scotland and in the Scottish diaspora, reminding us that Protestant principles and national identities are more closely connected than the modern separation of church and state might lead us to think.