God's Hundred Years

Hubert J. Smith is a retired lecturer having taught at Anglia Polytechnic University (now Anglia Ruskin University) and Birkbeck College, University of London as a lecturer in religious studies. He holds degrees from the Universities of Nottingham and London and has published several works on religious education and the Christian faith. He is an occasional contributor to Reform, the journal of the United Reform Church.

• Introduction1. The Background to the Reformation2. Developments in Religious Thought3. John Wycliffe and his Successors4. Martin Luther5. Luther's Teachings6. Philip Melanchthon7. Ulrich Zwingli8. Martin Bucer9. John Calvin10. Calvin's Teachings11. The Radical Reformation12. The Catholic Reformation13. The Spread of Protestantism and the Wars of Religion14. Protestantism Takes Shape15. The Reformation in England: John Colet and Thomas More16. Tyndale, Coverdale and the English Bible17. Henry VIII and the Reformation Parliament18. Edward VI and Mary Tudor19. Elizabeth I and the Anglican Settlement20. Recusancy in England and the Irish Situation21. Expounders and Defenders of Anglicanism22. The Puritans23. The Independents24. John Knox and the Reformation in Scotland25. The Religious Situation at the Close of Elizabeth's ReignFurther Reading - Select BibliographyIndex