It encourages discussion and even debate in a way that Williston Walker’s History of the Christian Church never could. The first part of the book focuses on effects of the Reformation on ordinary ...

There is no evidence of any great hostility towards the church...before the Reformation All of this changed when Henry made the fateful decision that only drastic action could extricate him from a ...

Within 20 years of the Reformation, parish churches were stripped ... the new liturgy revolutionised the way space inside the parish church was used, as many of the physical barriers between ...

He also addresses the continuing effects and relevance of the Reformation today. Mr. MacCulloch has written a number of books, and is a professor of the History of the Church at Oxford University.

From the Great Papal Schism and the Reformation to Vatican Council II and its significance in history, this course explores the events, people, and themes that shaped the Church from the 1300s to the ...

Many standard histories of Christianity chronicle the Reformation as a single, momentous period in the history of the Church. According to those accounts, a number of competing groups of reformers ...

Within 20 years of the Reformation, parish churches were stripped ... the new liturgy revolutionised the way space inside the parish church was used, as many of the physical barriers between ...

Suppose Martin Luther had never existed; suppose the Reformation had never taken place. Would the history of science ... The Catholic Church banned Copernicanism, but was quick to change its ...