I've been in Protestant/Reformed churches my whole life, but it's been eye opening for me to learn about the persecution of Anabaptists and many other people who didn't agree with Luther/Calvin. Does anyone have any recommendations for books that take on honest non-biased look at the Reformation? Thanks!
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Maria Fletcher
August 28, 2026 at 10:07 AM
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I also spent years in Reformed churches. I recommend reading Reformers and Their Stepchildren by Leornard Verduin. He comes from Reformed background. It was also eye opening for me when I found out about the Anabaptists and how the reformers treated them.
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