- The
Reformation, also
known as the
Protestant Reformation and the
European Reformation, was a
major theological movement or
period or
series of events...
- The
English Reformation took
place in 16th-century
England when the
Church of
England broke away
first from the
authority of the Pope and
bishops over...
- The Counter-
Reformation (Latin: Contrareformatio), also
sometimes called the
Catholic Revival, was the
period of
Catholic resurgence that was initiated...
- The
Mormon Reformation was a
period of
renewed emphasis on
spirituality within the
Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints (LDS Church), and a centrally-directed...
- Look up
Reformation,
reformation, or re-formation in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
Reformation, also
known as the
Protestant Reformation, was the...
- The New
Apostolic Reformation (NAR) is a far-right
Christian supremacist theological belief and
controversial movement that
combines elements of Pentecostalism...
- The term
Second Reformation has been used in a
number of
contexts in Protestantism,
implying a new or
continuing Reformation. In
Germany and
Northern Europe...
- the
Reformation (French:
Monument international de la
Réformation; German:
Internationales Reformationsdenkmal),
usually known as the
Reformation Wall...
- Protestantism.
Protestants follow the
theological tenets of the
Protestant Reformation, a
movement that
began in the 16th
century with the goal of reforming...
- The
Bohemian Reformation (also
known as the
Czech Reformation or
Hussite Reformation),
preceding the
Reformation of the 16th century, was a Christian...
