In search of the Reformation
M.A. Screech, 9 November 1989
The Intellectual Origins of the European Reformation
by Alistair McGrath.
Blackwell, 223 pp., £25, March 1987,0 631 15144 3 Show More
by Alistair McGrath.
Blackwell, 223 pp., £25, March 1987,
Pastor and Laity in the Theology of Jean Gerson
by Catherine Brown.
Cambridge, 358 pp., £35, March 1987,0 521 33029 7 Show More
by Catherine Brown.
Cambridge, 358 pp., £35, March 1987,
Collected Works of Erasmus: Vols XXVII and XXVIII
edited by A.H.T. Levi.
Toronto, 322 pp., £65, February 1987,0 8020 5602 4 Show More
edited by A.H.T. Levi.
Toronto, 322 pp., £65, February 1987,
“... a Lutheran court poet such as Clément Marot, from persecutions approved of by her beloved brother King Francis I. Why did Erasmus, despite it all, not break with Rome? Who was it who enabled the great Greek scholar Guillaume Budé to reconcile St Paul’s likening of humans in the hands of God to pots in a potter’s hand, some of which were predestined ... ”