In the early 1520s the Reformation had its followers in Bern, too. Resulting from the disputation about faith, a discussion of faith, the Reformed Confession and the new order of service were bindingly introduced at the start of 1528. People of old faith, however, found it difficult to accept the ban of illustrations and the dissolution of monasteries. The Bernese decision was also fought from the outside, because it leveraged the breakthrough of the Reformation in the whole of Switzerland eventually.