• 021 - Bk III Ch 12 The Reformation in England and Scotland Pt 2
    Jan 21 2026
    In her insightful exploration of the Renaissance, Dame Emmeline Tanner highlights its defining trait a rebellion against authority and a celebration of individualism. This transformative period signifies not only the decline of the universal power of the Empire but also the fracturing of the World Church, giving rise to national churches. As the Churchs authority crumbled, the Renaissance seamlessly transitioned into the Reformation, marked by influential figures like Pope Alexander VI, Emperor Charles V, Queen Elizabeth I, Martin Luther, John Calvin, William the Silent, and the notorious Philip II of Spain with his Inquisition. This book delves into the sweeping changes and extraordinary personalities that shaped European history during this pivotal era. (Summary by Pamela Nagami, M.D.)
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    17 min
  • 020 - Bk III Ch 12 The Reformation in England and Scotland Pt 1
    Jan 20 2026
    In her insightful exploration of the Renaissance, Dame Emmeline Tanner highlights its defining trait a rebellion against authority and a celebration of individualism. This transformative period signifies not only the decline of the universal power of the Empire but also the fracturing of the World Church, giving rise to national churches. As the Churchs authority crumbled, the Renaissance seamlessly transitioned into the Reformation, marked by influential figures like Pope Alexander VI, Emperor Charles V, Queen Elizabeth I, Martin Luther, John Calvin, William the Silent, and the notorious Philip II of Spain with his Inquisition. This book delves into the sweeping changes and extraordinary personalities that shaped European history during this pivotal era. (Summary by Pamela Nagami, M.D.)
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    23 min
  • 019 - Bk III Ch 12 The Reformation in Switzerland Zwingli and Calvin Pt 2
    Jan 19 2026
    In her insightful exploration of the Renaissance, Dame Emmeline Tanner highlights its defining trait a rebellion against authority and a celebration of individualism. This transformative period signifies not only the decline of the universal power of the Empire but also the fracturing of the World Church, giving rise to national churches. As the Churchs authority crumbled, the Renaissance seamlessly transitioned into the Reformation, marked by influential figures like Pope Alexander VI, Emperor Charles V, Queen Elizabeth I, Martin Luther, John Calvin, William the Silent, and the notorious Philip II of Spain with his Inquisition. This book delves into the sweeping changes and extraordinary personalities that shaped European history during this pivotal era. (Summary by Pamela Nagami, M.D.)
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    16 min