The Reformation

“A collection of weighty and readable essays on the enduring significance of the Protestant Reformation—solid scholarship in the service of the church. Highly recommended!”


—Timothy George, Distinguished Professor, Beeson Divinity School of Samford University, and general editor of the twenty-eight-volume Reformation Commentary on Scripture





“The Reformation was a watershed moment in history. As our sensitivity to historical traditions changes in the light of new questions and the awareness of global contexts, we find ourselves re-evaluating its impact and significance. It’s what the Reformers themselves would have expected. These authors point to new directions in Reformation research that help us find new meanings in its history and underscore its continuing relevance today.”


—Nicholas Terpstra, author of Religious Refugees of the Early Modern World: An Alternative History of the Reformation