John Foxe entered Oxford still a boy. He was eventually elected a fellow of Magdalen College, and from 1539 to 1545 he studied church history. He converted to Protestantism and was forced to resign his academic position as a result. … Continue reading Book of Martyrs
Latimer assured Buckenham that the English were smart enough to understand metaphors. Continue reading Cards and Dice
The darkest times are ripest for revival. John Foxe observed: “What time there seemed to be no spark of pure doctrine remaining, Wycliffe, by God’s providence, sprang up, through whom the Lord would waken the world.” John Wycliffe was a … Continue reading Ashes of Wycliffe
…in witness hereof I will seal it with my blood.” Continue reading “The Whole Pack of You Heretics”
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