With great profit and pleasure I’m currently reading Alec Ryrie’s new book Protestants: The Faith that Made the Modern World. Ryrie’s characterization of Martin Luther offers fresh insights on how the great “Solas” of the Reformation can be both celebrated and legitimately criticized.
Bishop Barron on Martin Luther
by Bishop Robert BarronJune 1, 2017
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Bishop Robert Barron
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