Review
"This book has put Tyndale back on the map as an important theologian whose views have to be considered in their own right". Gerald Bray, Churchman
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This is a major and original description of Tyndale's theological importance. Ralph Werrell acknowledges that the great reformer was undoubtedly influenced by continental theology, but he focuses on the richness of the man's intellectual background. Tyndale's theological roots lie in the Lollard tradition, but his expression and thrust show that there was a lot more to this man. Werrell scrutinizes all these factors, presenting a fresh and original picture of the martyr. Tyndale opened up a new strand of Reformation theology. He should be recognised not only for his contribution to the development of the English language, but also for providing us with a reformed theology, bringing new scriptural insights into Christian and academic thinking. Tyndale's contribution to English thought has all too often been under-played - Werrell redresses the balance.
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