Uncover the Scottish Reformation in a clear, authoritative voice
This posthumous edition presents a concise, historically grounded account of Scotland’s Reformation, from its origins to its defining figures and institutional changes. It offers readable access to complex ideas without sacrificing scholarly rigor.
The work surveys key episodes, explains the roles of leaders like Patrick Hamilton, George Wishart, and John Knox, and examines the development of church governance, doctrine, and discipline. It foregrounds how reformers argued for preaching, Scripture access, and a reformed church structure that shaped Scottish religious life.
- Foundational events and the rise of reformers in Scotland
- Exploration of church government, discipline, and doctrine
- Discussion of major figures and their influence on the Reformation
- Context for the creation of the Book of Common Order and early reforms
Ideal for readers of church history, Scottish history, and those seeking a clear overview of the Reformation’s epochs and distinctive traits.