THE MYTH OF THE ENGLISH-REFORMATION by Macculloch, D

THE IMPACT OF THE ENGLISH-REFORMATION by Macculloch, D

THE MYTH OF THE ENGLISH-REFORMATION by Macculloch, D

New Spotlights on the English Reformation by MacCulloch, D

Putting the English Reformation on the map by MacCulloch, D

Putting the English reformation on the map - The Prothero Lecture by MacCulloch, D, Soc, R

English Reformer John Frith on Catholic Theology of Purgatory by T. G. Chugunova, L. V. Sofronova, A. V. Khazina

“…The works of the little-known in the domestic historiography of the English reformer John Frith (1503-1533) are investigated. …”
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Readers of Erasmus: humanism and the English Reformation, 1500-1550 by Wade, T

“…This thesis thus explores Erasmus’ changing place in English intellectual life in the sixteenth century, asking how his status as a humanist and theologian shifted against the backdrop of the English reformation.</p> <p>This thesis primarily investigates these transformations from the perspective of Erasmus’ readers. …”

REVOLUTION IN RELIGION - THE ENGLISH-REFORMATION, 1530-1570 - LOADES,D by Macculloch, D

Local engagement with the early English Reformation : Oxfordshire, 1520-1570 by Halliday, K

FACTIONAL POLITICS AND THE ENGLISH-REFORMATION 1520-1540 - BLOCK,JS by Macculloch, D

LUTHER LEGACY - SALVATION AND ENGLISH REFORMERS, 1525-1556 - TRUEMAN,CR by Macculloch, D

ENGLISH REFORMATIONS - RELIGION, POLITICS AND SOCIETY UNDER THE TUDORS - HAIGH,C by Macculloch, D

People of the book - Success in the English Reformation (Evidence from the area of book publishing as a contribution to the debate about how widely the English Reformation affected ordinary men and women) by Konkola, K, MacCulloch, D

The life and theology of Bishop John Ponet (1516-1556) by Earngey, M

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Hıristiyanlıkta Püriten Anlayış ve Etkileri by Ali İsra Güngör

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English Evangelical Historians on the Origins of “the Reformation” by Susan Royal

“…This essay examines the work of two leading historians during the English Reformation, John Bale (d. 1563) and John Foxe (d. 1587), to analyze what they made of the beginnings of the English Reformation. …”
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Religion-Market Theory: A Qualitative Theory Testing by Nouha Khelfa

“…This study proves that Americans are far more religious than the British because since the foundation of the republic, the U.S. has not adopted any state religion while the UK has Christianity as the religion of the state since the English Reformation. Hence, religion-market theory that links between state’s regulations of religion and religiosity proves its superiority again.…”
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DURABILITY OR TRANSIENCE? ENGLISHNESS AND THE LEGACY OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND by José Igor Prieto-Arranz

“…In the face of evidence suggesting that this pillar of Englishness is shaking in the current secularising times, this article aims to explore the Church of England's contribution to the definition of Englishness by addressing the following questions: Can any elements be identified in 16th-century English culture as instrumental in the country's smooth transition to the English Reformation?; Which role did the Church of England and Protestantism play in the consolidation of English / British national identity?…”
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Definition of puritanism and its interpretations by V. N. Yerokhin

“…The article deals with the appearance in the context of the development of the English Reformation in the middle of the 16th century of supporters of the further reformation of the Church of England following the example of the European continental reformed churches and the conceptual understanding of the views and practices characteristic of the supporters of the continuation of the Reformation in the country, by contemporaries and subsequent researchers. …”
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