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Amersham was once a hotbed of Lollardy, a proto-Protestant movement which criticised corruption and excess in the Catholic church, arguing that the Bible should be available in English for anyone to ...

1384), and Lollardy. Exploring this tension raises per­­ti­n­ent contemporary questions about clericalism, language, and our congregations’ desire to engage with high Christian doctrine. BORN in ...

The word appears in Ulysses as a stand-in for the humble working class. Another reference to Christian theology, Lollardy was a form of doctrinal skepticism in medieval England, presaging some ...

Several essays explore the surprisingly lovely tradition known as Wycliffism or Lollardy. In this popular movement, traveling “poor priests,” tradesmen, and peasants preached a Christian faith that ...

Fear of French invasion during the Hundred Years War, fear of being molested by marauding mercenary riffs, fear of Lollardy, fear of the Peasants' Revolt, fear of the Great Pestilence - all dominated, ...

Today Lollardy is seen as the first significant movement of dissent against the Church in England.With:Sir Anthony KennyPhilosopher and former Master of Balliol College, OxfordAnne HudsonEmeritus ...

Although England, like Bohemia, had its own indigenous mediaeval heresy in Lollardy, Luther's attack on the church had initially produced little resonance in England. Luther's works were imported ...

Lollardy. Dickens was a life-long Protestant, and though much of his early work was on medieval monasticism, he had little understanding of, and even less sympathy for, the Middle Ages.