1420
Czech
The Taborite Articles
The community of Tábor
The demands of the radical Hussite wing: no purgatory, no images, no vestments, worship in barns if necessary, and a community holding goods in common.
The Library
1577 works catalogued century by century, from the literature the Bible was written among to the present — each with a note on what it is, why it lasted, and where to read it.
1401–1500
1 work
1420
Czech
The community of Tábor
The demands of the radical Hussite wing: no purgatory, no images, no vestments, worship in barns if necessary, and a community holding goods in common.
1501–1600
5 works
1522
German
Andreas Karlstadt · c. 1486–1541
An argument that images in churches break the first commandment and must be taken down at once, whatever the weak may feel about it.
July 1524
German
Thomas Müntzer · c. 1489–1525
A sermon on Daniel preached to the Saxon rulers, warning that if they will not clear the godless from among God's people the sword will be taken from them.
1531
German
Sebastian Franck · c. 1499–c. 1543
A world history sympathetic to heretics, arguing that the true church has been invisible since the apostles and that God speaks in every age and nation.
1531
Latin
Michael Servetus · c. 1511–1553
An argument that the Nicene formula is unscriptural and philosophically confused, and that the church went wrong at the moment it adopted the word substance.
1578
Latin
Fausto Sozzini · 1539–1604
A denial that Christ's death was a satisfaction for sin, arguing instead that he saves by revealing the way to immortality and by his example and resurrection.
1601–1700
1 work
1652
English
Gerrard Winstanley · 1609–1676
A commonwealth without buying or selling, in which the earth is a common treasury and clergy are replaced by weekly public teaching on any useful subject.
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