The Plain Truth about the Protestant Reformation - Chapter X - Roderick C Meredith - May 1956

Roderick C Meredith

The third key reformatory movement which needs to be considered as distinct in itself is that which took place in England. It was a reformation by force even more than that under John Calvin. The so-called "reformation" in England was due almost entirely to the actions of one man, Henry VIII. Since, under his influence, the English revolt produced no outstanding religious leaders and very few distinctive doctrines, a detailed analysis of its progress is not necessary for an understanding of its unique place in the Reformation as a whole. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library