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Christians: 7 -- Protest and Reform

First released in England

Surveys the history of the Reformation, focusing on developments within the Christian church
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Characterizes the events that led to the Reformation in Europe, considering particularly the influence of Martin Luther. Explains that Luther challenged the Catholic Church, believing that personal faith in God, not the purchasing of indulgences from the Pope, was all that one needed for salvation. Outlines Luther's years in exile and notes his work to translate the New Testament into German. Includes the influence of John Calvin and John Knox, the return to the Roman Catholic influence under Mary Queen of Scots and Mary Tudor, and the permitted difference in religious choice established under Queen Elizabeth.

More in Christians Series

  1. Christians: 10 -- Politeness and Enthusiasm 1976
  2. Christians: 11 -- Missions Abroad 1976
  3. Christians: 12 -- The Roots of Disbelief 1976
  4. Christians: 2 -- The Christian Empire 1976
  5. Christians: 3 -- The Birth of Europe 1976
  6. Christians: 4 -- Faith and Fear 1976
  7. Christians: 5 -- People of the Book 1976
  8. Christians: 6 -- Princes and Prelates 1976
  9. Christians: 7 -- Protest and Reform 1976
  10. Christians: 8 -- The Conquest of Souls 1976
  11. Christians: 9 -- In Search of Tolerance 1976
  12. Christians: 13 -- The Godless State? 1977
  13. The Christians, No. 1: A Peculiar People 1978

Sources

  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, format, sound, genre, description, video
  2. 16mm Filmography editors — length, color, catalog record

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