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The Native Roots of Early English Reformation Theology

The Native Roots of Early English Reformation Theology

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  • Ian Stackhouse

What was the Lollard movement and what was their theology and influence in England? Stackhouse argues for a limited impact that the Reformation in Europe had in England in the early years. His main point is that the early English Reformation theology owes much to the enduring strength of Lollardy. He focuses in particular on the works of William Tyndale. Tyndale is presented more as a disciple of John Wyclifle than of Luther.

1994. 17 pages.

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