BOOKLET - The Reformation: A Brief But Important Look

Good Introduction to True Church History

I've studied quite a bit about the Protestant Reformation, and a little about the counter-reformation by the Catholics. It touches on some contributions of the Reformation, Martin Luther, John Calvin, England's religious vs. Christianity battles, and the counter Reformation. I've read about King Edward VI's reign, but wasn't aware it was leaning towards Calvinism. That was interesting, and God willing, I'll study that further. Good booklet for Christians, hopefully it will get you to study up, and know more about the Christianity we follow.

Great information

There is some really great information, not just on the Reformation, but also on how it applies to churches today and how we are so near the end times. I liked it so much that I ordered his book "The Good Shepherd Calls" the same day.

Very good!

Very good!

this is important

This comprehensive assessment of the Reformation includes the Luther period, the Swiss period of Calvin, and the Catholic Church's disappointing response to the important violations of scripture that Luther reported. People, especially Calvinists, need to understand where Calvin's Augustinian ideas came from and his horrible behavior to those who opposed his theocracy. I don't see how he could have been a true believer, and his ideas deeply disturb me. I feel this is an excellent way to learn church history, and it is very well written. In my opinion, this should be followed up by one of The Berean Call's excellent books on the Reformation such as the one on Calvin's tyrannical reign. I have given mine away and ordered a couple more to share with interested persons.

BOOKLET - THE REFORMATION: A Brief But Important Look

This booklet is most helpful in focusing on the important aspects of the Reformation, amidst the overwhelming volume and complexity of information published by those who support the Reformation.

The Reformation

Great! Very clear and extremely important to understand in emergent culture.