Reformation Christianity V5

Reformation Christianity
Edited by Peter Matheson | Fortress Press, 2007 | Volume 5 of A People’s History of Christianity

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Think the Reformation was just about hammering theses to doors and theological fist‑fights? Think again. In this thoroughly illustrated volume, destined to gather dust in a charmingly creaky corner of your shelf, historian Peter Matheson and a cadre of savvy social historians turn the spotlight onto the real players—ordinary people. Delve into how childbearing and rural piety, martyrdom and a "good death," emerging lay theology, and even village gossip shaped the Reformation from the ground up. With around 50 illustrations, handy maps, and an 8‑page color gallery, it’s a feast for the eyes as well as the mind.

Whether you’re a theology nerd, a history buff, or just someone browsing for something that looks intellectual enough to impress, this volume offers a fresh and vivid tapestry of faith animated in everyday life.

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