Doctrine of election: The Doctrine of Election, the Signs and the Means on the English Radical Fringe, 1560 – 1660
Halifax Exercise
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About the book
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The dating and matter of Brierley’s Burnley sermons
The dating and matter of Brierley’s Burnley sermons This element of the introduction originally started as a footnote. However, after five years, it outgrew its space. This is in no way intended to…
David Joris & his alter ego, Jan van Brugge
David Joris (c. 1501 – 1556) was a theologian generally regarded as an Anabaptist but who actually went through several separate phases over the course of his life and who is sometimes cited as the…
Doctrine of Election (3)
Eaton, baptism, the womb & the Northern Antinomians John Eaton, ‘the first of the Antinomians’ in Ephraim Paggit’s account who had gained his reputation at Wickham Market, Suffolk before moving…
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Archi’ve Discovered: Foxe’s Book of Martyrs, 1563 — The Iron Room
One of the items selected by our researchers for our Explore Your Archive pop-up exhibition on Saturday 19th November was a hefty sixteenth century volume created by John Foxe, The Book of Martyrs printed in 1563. As a new member of the team constantly learning more about the collections we hold, I decided to look […]
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On Perfectism
At the heart of this novel and very much at the centre of the ecclesiastic authorities’ concerns about Roger Brierley is an old idea – but now a fundamentally unfamiliar one. Today – and, indeed, t…
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The Theologia, Brierley & the Grindletonians
During James I’s reign, an extraordinary text found its way into England. It had originally been written centuries earlier, probably by a monk in a monastery in the Frankfurt area. It was especiall…
