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Explore the life and influence of John Knox, a towering figure of the Scottish Reformation, in A. Taylor Innes's compelling biography, "John Knox." This meticulously prepared edition offers a detailed account of Knox's pivotal role in shaping Presbyterianism and Scottish religious history during the tumultuous 16th century. Delve into the story of a man who profoundly impacted Scotland's religious landscape, leaving an indelible mark on its culture and identity.
Innes presents a comprehensive portrait of Knox, examining his theological beliefs, his involvement in key historical events, and his lasting legacy. This book provides valuable insights into the complexities of the Reformation era and the forces that transformed Scotland. A key resource for anyone interested in religious history, the Scottish Reformation, or the life of this influential religious leader, "John Knox" offers a timeless and engaging exploration of a critical period in European history.
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