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Reformation

Grasping God’s Grace

This novel centers on the pivotal year of 1525—a watershed moment for Luther and for Europe.

St. Mary, the Incarnation, and the Reformation

The Christo-centrism (and consequential cruci-centrism) of the magisterial reformers necessitated an appreciation for Mary.

Old Church, New Callings with Magnus Persson

A Swedish Pentecostal finds his pastoral calling in an institutional church, in all its beauties and dangers.

Reformation, Politics, and Friendship with Matthew Riegel

What hath Martin Luther to do with Thomas Cranmer? Explore a fascinating shared history between Anglicans and Lutherans.

Wycliffe College and the Character of Anglicanism

Wycliffe College came into being in the midst of a bitter dispute over what it meant to be Anglican. In 1883, a trust was...

Newly Accessible Medieval Worlds

Dr. Hannah Matis reviews Pilgrims and Revelations.

Counterfactual History and the Reformation

By Hannah Matis Give anyone a time machine and a soupçon of conscience, and an ethical and moral dilemma will, predictably, present itself in due...

Everything Depends on God, So Get to Work

By Daniel Martins Where Anglicanism sits in the relationship between Catholic and Protestant Christianity is a matter of endless conversation and myriad opinions. I am...

Due Honor for John Jewel

Richard Hooker, whom Jewel had taught as a boy, wrote that his teacher was the “worthiest divine that Christendom hath bred for some hundreds of years.”

Paul, the Reformers, and Perspectives New and Old

If we are to choose between the Reformers and the "New Perspective," we must first read them both.

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