Reformation

Learn about the changes in Christianity during the Reformation.

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  1. BBCi - The Reformation

    Describes how protestantism emerged and its effect on Scotland. Features pictures of John Knox and Mary Queen of Scots.
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    Describes how protestantism emerged and its effect on Scotland. Features pictures of John Knox and Mary Queen of Scots.

  2. Born Again Christian Info - Foxe's Martyr's Account of Wickliffe

    England's fourteenth century reformer, John Wickliffe, is described by John Foxe, with details of why he, and the Lollards, were called 'heretics' by Roman Catholics.
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    England's fourteenth century reformer, John Wickliffe, is described by John Foxe, with details of why he, and the Lollards, were called 'heretics' by Roman Catholics.

  3. Born Again Christian Info - Jerome of Prague

    John Foxe's illustrated account of the persecution, trial, and martyrdom of the Bohemian reformer who denounced Roman Catholic doctrines in the fifteenth century.
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    John Foxe's illustrated account of the persecution, trial, and martyrdom of the Bohemian reformer who denounced Roman Catholic doctrines in the fifteenth century.

  4. Born Again Christian Info - John Knox - Why the Mass is Idolatry

    Stalwart of the Scottish and English Reformations, Knox's discourse is a landmark of Protestant history. Read it here paraphrased in modern English.
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    Stalwart of the Scottish and English Reformations, Knox's discourse is a landmark of Protestant history. Read it here paraphrased in modern English.

  5. Born Again Christian Info - Purposes of the Law and the Gospel

    'There but for the grace of God, go I.' Was first uttered by the English martyr John Bradford. Review his sermon on the Law and Good News of Christ.
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    'There but for the grace of God, go I.' Was first uttered by the English martyr John Bradford. Review his sermon on the Law and Good News of Christ.

  6. Born Again Christian Info - The Life of William Tyndale

    Foxe's illustrated account of the sixteenth century translator and Reformer who translated the Holy Bible into English, and was martyred by the Catholic Inquisition.
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    Foxe's illustrated account of the sixteenth century translator and Reformer who translated the Holy Bible into English, and was martyred by the Catholic Inquisition.

  7. Born Again Christian Info - The Martyrdom of John Huss

    Protestant scholar, John Huss, denounced Roman Catholic doctrines in the fifteenth century, and was burned alive, one of the first Reformers to be martyred.
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    Protestant scholar, John Huss, denounced Roman Catholic doctrines in the fifteenth century, and was burned alive, one of the first Reformers to be martyred.

  8. CCEL - Necessary Doctrine by Thomas Cranmer

    Excerpt from "The King's Book" details the archbishop's doctrinal beliefs pertaining to sin, good works, and justification.
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  9. Erasmus - Overview

    Overview of the philosophy and works of one of the great scholars who lived between 1469 and 1536.
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    Overview of the philosophy and works of one of the great scholars who lived between 1469 and 1536.

  10. Forerunner, The - Models for Reformation

    Essay attempts to draw parallels between reformer John Knox and Oliver Cromwell. Includes a description of Cromwell's religious conversion.
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    Essay attempts to draw parallels between reformer John Knox and Oliver Cromwell. Includes a description of Cromwell's religious conversion.

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