Reformation

Michael Nazir-Ali | 29 January 2019 | FEATURES |  

tags: John Locke, Reformation, tolerance

Mary Queen of Scots: don’t worry about movie accuracy, historians can’t agree either

Steven Reid | 24 January 2019 | POPCORN |  

tags: English monarchy, history, Reformation

Thomas Aquinas: not just for Catholics anymore

Carl R. Trueman | 31 Aug 2018 | ABOVE |  

tags: Protestantism, Reformation, Thomas Aquinas

Is medieval Christianity the solution to the crisis of American Protestantism?

John D. Wilsey | 23 Feb 2018 | ABOVE |  

tags: C.S. Lewis, modernity, Reformation

Musical harmony in the midst of Reformation discord

Chiara Bertoglio | 27 Nov 2017 | ABOVE |  

tags: ecumenism, Reformation, sacred music

Conquering aural space: the musical wars of the Reformation

Chiara Bertoglio | 25 Oct 2017 | ABOVE |  

tags: Reformation, sacred music

Wittenberg Expo: celebrating 500 years of Luther’s Reformation

Chiara Bertoglio | 25 August 2017 | FEATURES |  

tags: anniversaries, Luther, Reformation

Reformation music: how the Word became words

Chiara Bertoglio | 24 April 2017 | FEATURES |  

tags: music, reformation, Reformation

Making Scripture intelligible to all was a guiding concern.

Polyphony? Or cacophany? Prelude to a reformation in church music

Chiara Bertoglio | 24 March 2017 | FEATURES |  

tags: music, reformation, Reformation

‘Bleating’, ‘howling’ and ‘whinnying’: Renaissance critics on church choirs.

Reforming music: harmony and discord in the sixteenth century

Chiara Bertoglio | 20 January 2017 | FEATURES |  

tags: music, Reformation

When Christians stopped singing from the same hymnbook.

How a reforming pope can help heal the Reformation rift

Austen Ivereigh | 1 Nov 2016 | ABOVE |  

tags: Catholic Church, Lutheranism, Martin Luther, Pope Francis, Reformation

The Unintended Reformation

Charles J. Chaput | 16 November 2012 | FEATURES |  

tags: book reviews, Reformation, secularism

The long-term effect of the Reformation was to create "the kingdom of whatever", a world where meaning is self-invented and meaninglessness is the public philosophy.

Time to reform the Reformation

Eamon Duffy | 17 July 2012 | FEATURES |  

tags: Catholicism, England, Reformation

For 500 years, England has denied its Catholic heritage. In our multicultural era, it is high time for the conventional wisdom to be questioned, says a leading historian.

Burghley: the Elizabethan mastermind

Francis Phillips | 03 November 2011 | FEATURES |  

tags: history, Reformation, United Kingdom

Brilliant, bold and cold-blooded, Elizabeth's chief statesman dominated his age and shaped the history of England.