Ron Dart is Professor of Political Science at University College of the Fraser Valley.
Why the Protestant Reformation Was Unnecessary
Speaker(s): Ron Dart
Date: Jan 24, 2008
Length: 1:19:38
Product ID: RGDL3805A
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In this Christian Thought and Culture Lecture we look closely at some Christian thinkers (like Erasmus, More and Colet) who saw the need of Reform, but wished to avoid schism, which they regarded as a tragedy.
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