'Een vaste burg is onze God' de kerkhervorming herdacht op haar vierde eeuwfeest, 1517—31 October—1917   By: Betsy de Heer

'Een vaste burg is onze God' by Betsy de Heer is a comprehensive and insightful look at the Reformation celebrations that took place in 1917, marking the 400th anniversary of this significant event in church history. Through detailed analysis and careful research, de Heer brings to light the importance of this anniversary and how it was commemorated by various Christian denominations.

The book delves into the historical context of the Reformation, exploring the key figures and events that shaped the movement. De Heer also examines the impact of the Reformation on the church and society, highlighting its lasting legacy and influence on modern-day Christianity.

One of the strengths of this book is its attention to detail and thorough documentation of the Reformation celebrations in 1917. De Heer provides a wealth of information on the various events that took place, the individuals involved, and the significance of this milestone anniversary.

Overall, 'Een vaste burg is onze God' is a valuable resource for anyone interested in church history, the Reformation, or the ways in which historical events are commemorated and remembered. De Heer's meticulous research and engaging writing style make this a compelling read that sheds new light on an important chapter in Christian history.

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I. De Kerk. Hoe zij was en hoe zij werd 7 II. De voorloopers der Hervorming 15 III. De jonge zanger. 21 IV. Luther als student 27 V. In het klooster 34 VI. Naar Rome 40 VII. Tetzel en zijn aflaten 47 VIII. De Slotkerk te Wittenberg 54 IX. De strijd ontbrandt 62 X. Het Leipziger twistgesprek 68 XI. Naar Worms 76 XII. Voor den Rijksdag 83 XIII. Op den Wartburg 90 XIV... Continue reading book >>