1. The Impact of the Protestant Reformation on The Holy Roman E
... that could now be understood by all those who were interested in learning the word of God. "A corollary to the view of the Bible as the sole authority of the Word of God is that the Bible should be available in the vernacular or the common language of the people. Prior to the Reformation, the Bible was translated solely into Latin, which was understood by a very small segment of the population. Reformers such as Wycliffe, Luther, Hus and Tyndale all translated ... Copernicus" theory was not just a matter of intellectual convenience, but was in fact also the truth. The sun and not the ea...
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