Roland Herbert Bainton
Bainton was for forty-two years a professor of esslesiastical history at Yale University, an author, a historian, and an ordained Congregational minister. During his long and distinguished academic career, he lectured across the United States and abroad and wrote more than thirty influential books of Christian history.
Bainton was for forty-two years a professor of esslesiastical history at Yale University, an author, a historian, and an ordained Congregational minister. During his long and distinguished academic career, he lectured across the United States and abroad and wrote more than thirty influential books of Christian history. See less
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Roland Herbert Bainton book reviews
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Women of the Reformation, from Spain to Scandinavia
Obscure but Influential Women
by Bellona, Feb 6, 2010
I?d previously read Bainton?s biographies of Martin Luther and Erasmus, and his ?Women of the Reformation in Germany and Italy? and ?Women of the Reformation in France and England?, and thought them ... Read More
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Here I Stand: A Life of Martin Luther
excellant old book
by hoots, May 4, 2009
A must read for the student of the Bible. One of many men who was instrumental in the Christian faith going forward in troubled times. Read More
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Here I Stand: A Life of Martin Luther
Biography at its best!
Biographies are not created equal and often fail to convey a real sense of what made the person what they became - and thus why they shaped history or why their lives are worth telling others about. ... Read More
