Peasant Justice
The term “Peasant Justice” refers to a moral code that peasants, primarily agricultural farmers living in the Middle Ages, wanted
Read MoreThis critical dictionary provides definitions and brief analytical summaries of several key terms and names of people in Reformation Europe.
The term “Peasant Justice” refers to a moral code that peasants, primarily agricultural farmers living in the Middle Ages, wanted
Read MoreRevelation can trace its origin to the 1300’s, and was used to mean, “disclosure of information to man by a
Read MoreThroughout the sixteenth century in Europe, reformers questioned the biblical definition of many sacraments, including baptism. Also known as the
Read MoreKeith Oddo Augsburg Confession (1530) Martin Luther saw himself as a man of truth; he wanted to eradicate the corruption
Read MoreJohn Frederick of Saxony — (1503-1554) Leader of the Protestant Schmalkaldic League and known as the “Champion of the Reformation”. He
Read More“Enchantment” is a term used by historians and scholars, whose origins can be traced back to the 13th century, and
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