An edition of Whether secular government has the right to wield the sword in matters of faith
(1994)
Whether secular government has the right to wield the sword in matters of faith
a controversy in Nürnberg in 1530 over freedom of worship and authority of secular government in spiritual matters : five documents translated, with an introduction and notes
by James Martin Estes
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Sources, Religion and state, Church history, Freedom of religion, History, ReformationPlaces
Nuremberg (Germany), Nuremburg, Germany, NurembergTimes
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Whether secular government has the right to wield the sword in matters of faith: a controversy in Nürnberg in 1530 over freedom of worship and authority of secular government in spiritual matters : five documents translated, with an introduction and notes
1994, Centre for Reformation and Renaissance Studies
in English
0969751249 9780969751243
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