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Church History's Greatest Myths

Church History's Greatest Myths

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  • Ryan M. Reeves

This article looks at the story of Erasmus and the Greek Bible, and its influence on the Reformation. The author seeks to remove myths behind the story inĀ terms of the context, the translation of the Bible, and the role of theĀ Greek language during the Reformation.

Source: Reformation21, 2016. 3 pages.

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