A phrase used to designate a Christian faction during the Protestant Reformation that was considered more extreme in its beliefs and actions than the primary Protestant Reformers. Radical ...

Everywhere the Protestant reformers went, they sought to work with the proper authorities. The close cooperation of Christian leaders and secular authorities would last for centuries. For their ...

Was America founded as a Christian nation ... Christianity needs a second Reformation and sensitive humanists need us to succeed so that theirs and other thoughtful voices will continue to ...

By the 16th century, the Protestant Reformation, led by Martin Luther, introduced new theological challenges to the Catholic Church. However, instead of improving Jewish-Christian relations ...