INTRODUCTORY / OVERVIEW
The Protestant Inquisition ("Reformation" Intolerance and Persecution)
Catholic Response to the Movie Luther (2003): "Good to Hear Both Sides of the Story"
Luther's Attitudes on Religious Liberty (Roland H. Bainton; edited by Dave Armstrong)
Erasmus on Luther and Protestantism, and Luther on Erasmus
The Protestant Revolt: Its Tragic Initial Impact
CATHOLIC MARTYRS OF THE ENGLISH "REFORMATION" (SO-CALLED)
[1375 martyrs of Protestant tyranny documented in four papers]
St. Thomas More: Noble Heroism Amidst Treachery
Martin Luther's Reactions at the News of the Death of Zwingli, and the Martyrdoms Under Henry VIII, of St. Thomas More and St. John Fisher
161 English and 269 Irish Catholic Martyrs During the Reign of the Tyrant Henry VIII: 1534-1544 [at the Very Least: 430 Martyrs]
312 English Catholic Martyrs and Heroic Confessors During the Reign of Queen Elizabeth ("Bloody Good Queen Bess"): 1558-1603
123 English Catholic Martyrs and Heroic Confessors in the Post-Elizabethan Era: 1603-1729 (+ 66 English Martyrs of Unknown Dates / Martyr Resources)
444 Irish Catholic Martyrs and Heroic Confessors, Persecuted by English Royalty, Anglicans, Cromwellians, Etc.: 1565-1713
Discussion on Whether the English Revolution (aka "Reformation") was a "Terrorist" Campaign [Facebook, 9-16-14]
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT (ON THE CONTINENT) FOR HAVING DIFFERENT BELIEFS
Reply to Reformed Luther Apologist James Swan's Request for Documentation of Executions of Anabaptists Sanctioned by Luther, in the 1530s [17 August 2014]
Martin Luther: The Civil Government Ought to Put Frigid Wives and Adulterers to Death
Martin Luther's Reactions at the News of the Death of Zwingli, and the Martyrdoms Under Henry VIII, of St. Thomas More and St. John Fisher
Lord Acton on Melanchthon and Persecution of Heretics for Denial of the Real Presence and Various Other Crimes
Protestant "Reformer" Martin Bucer Advocated Death for Adulterers
Martin Luther Advocates Breaking Wheel Torture and Execution for Prostitutes, Capital Punishment for Female Sorcerers, Burning of "All" Witches
John Calvin's Sanction of Torture (of the Libertines) and Belief that the Extra Torment Caused by an Inept Executioner Was the "Special Will of God"
John Calvin's Mocking of Michael Servetus's Initial Reaction to His Death Sentence (Burning at the Stake)
Philip Melanchthon's Advocacy of the Death Penalty For Denial of the Eucharistic Real Presence and His Later "Crypto-Calvinist" Eucharistic Position[s]
Dialogue on Melanchthon and the Death Penalty for Denial of the Real Presence (+ Part II) (vs. Dr. Edwin Tait)
John Calvin Reiterates His Support of Capital Punishment for Heresy in 1557: Four Years After Servetus' Execution
PLUNDERING AND THEFT OF CATHOLIC CHURCH PROPERTIES
Calvinist Iconoclasm Against Lutherans and Lutheran Liturgical and Material Suppression (By Outright Theft) of Catholics
Dialogue on 16th Century Religious Toleration and Theft of Church Properties (vs. "CPA")
Lutheran Josh S. Attempts to Rationalize and Justify the Wholesale Plunder, Theft, and Confiscation of the Protestant "Reformation"
OPPOSITION TO CO-EXISTENCE WITH CATHOLICS AND THE MASS ("ANTI-ECUMENISM")
Birth and Origin of the Pope: Cranach's vulgar woodcut, commissioned by Luther (photo and short description)
Dialogue With Dr. Paul Owen on John Calvin's Anti-Catholicism (vs. Paul Owen)
The Early Protestants Were Ecumenical? NOT! (+ Part II) (vs. Dr. Paul Owen)
Lutheran-Catholic Dialogue #3: Comparative Ecclesiology / Grace and Merit / Lutheran View of the Mass Compared to the Catholic View of Lutheran Worship
ANTI-CATHOLIC PENAL LAWS
English Protestant Penal Laws and Extraordinary Persecution of Catholics: 1559-1829
The Marvelous Religious Freedom of Catholics in "Reformation" Scotland (Up Till 1829)
English Protestant Persecution and Deprivation of the Religious Freedom of Irish Catholics: 1536-1829 and Beyond
Penal Laws Against Catholics in the English Colonies in America: 1606-1789
ICONOCLASM (DESTRUCTION OF ART AS "IDOLATRY")
The Early Protestant Attitude Towards Art and Strong Iconoclastic Tendency
Calvinist Iconoclasm Against Lutherans and Lutheran Liturgical and Material Suppression (By Outright Theft) of Catholics
Calvin, Calvinism, and Violent Iconoclasm
Dialogue on the Comparison of Current Muslim and 16th Century Calvinist Iconoclasm (vs. David Scott) [7 Oct. 2013]
Discussion With a Reformed Protestant (Catholic) on Art, Early Protestantism, and Catholic Corruption (vs. Kevin Johnson)
INTER-PROTESTANT INTOLERANCE
John Calvin Disses Lutheranism, Describes it as "Evil" and Worse Than Catholicism In Its Persecutions of Calvinists
The Protestant Sacramentarian Controversies (Calvin vs. Luther vs. Zwingli)
Martin Luther Refutes Zwingli and Other Deniers of the Real Presence
Zwingli, Bucer, and Oecolampadius Said Martin Luther and Lutherans Weren't Christians
Quiz on Early Protestant Disharmony Regarding Eucharistic Beliefs
Dialogue: John Calvin's Letter to Philip Melanchthon Concerning Protestant Divisions: Its Nature, Intent, and Larger Implications
Philip Melanchthon in 1530 Longs For the Return of the Jurisdiction of Catholic Bishops / His Agonized Tears Over Protestant Divisions and Dissensions
Martin Luther: Lutheran Followers of His Version of the Gospel "Do Not Care" Whether They "Live According To It"; "Ingrates" Deserving God's "Wrath"
John Calvin's Disgusted Agony Over Genevan Morals, Personal Betrayal, Dissension of Lutheran "Beasts," Etc. / Inflated Self-Comparison to King David
GERMAN PEASANTS' REVOLT (1525-1526)
The Protestant Inquisition ("Reformation" Intolerance and Persecution)
Catholic Response to the Movie Luther (2003): "Good to Hear Both Sides of the Story"
Luther's Attitudes on Religious Liberty (Roland H. Bainton; edited by Dave Armstrong)
Erasmus on Luther and Protestantism, and Luther on Erasmus
The Protestant Revolt: Its Tragic Initial Impact
CATHOLIC MARTYRS OF THE ENGLISH "REFORMATION" (SO-CALLED)
[1375 martyrs of Protestant tyranny documented in four papers]
St. Thomas More: Noble Heroism Amidst Treachery
Martin Luther's Reactions at the News of the Death of Zwingli, and the Martyrdoms Under Henry VIII, of St. Thomas More and St. John Fisher
161 English and 269 Irish Catholic Martyrs During the Reign of the Tyrant Henry VIII: 1534-1544 [at the Very Least: 430 Martyrs]
312 English Catholic Martyrs and Heroic Confessors During the Reign of Queen Elizabeth ("Bloody Good Queen Bess"): 1558-1603
123 English Catholic Martyrs and Heroic Confessors in the Post-Elizabethan Era: 1603-1729 (+ 66 English Martyrs of Unknown Dates / Martyr Resources)
444 Irish Catholic Martyrs and Heroic Confessors, Persecuted by English Royalty, Anglicans, Cromwellians, Etc.: 1565-1713
Discussion on Whether the English Revolution (aka "Reformation") was a "Terrorist" Campaign [Facebook, 9-16-14]
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT (ON THE CONTINENT) FOR HAVING DIFFERENT BELIEFS
Reply to Reformed Luther Apologist James Swan's Request for Documentation of Executions of Anabaptists Sanctioned by Luther, in the 1530s [17 August 2014]
Martin Luther's Reactions at the News of the Death of Zwingli, and the Martyrdoms Under Henry VIII, of St. Thomas More and St. John Fisher
Lord Acton on Melanchthon and Persecution of Heretics for Denial of the Real Presence and Various Other Crimes
Protestant "Reformer" Martin Bucer Advocated Death for Adulterers
Martin Luther Advocates Breaking Wheel Torture and Execution for Prostitutes, Capital Punishment for Female Sorcerers, Burning of "All" Witches
John Calvin's Sanction of Torture (of the Libertines) and Belief that the Extra Torment Caused by an Inept Executioner Was the "Special Will of God"
John Calvin's Mocking of Michael Servetus's Initial Reaction to His Death Sentence (Burning at the Stake)
Dialogue on Melanchthon and the Death Penalty for Denial of the Real Presence (+ Part II) (vs. Dr. Edwin Tait)
John Calvin Reiterates His Support of Capital Punishment for Heresy in 1557: Four Years After Servetus' Execution
PLUNDERING AND THEFT OF CATHOLIC CHURCH PROPERTIES
Lutheran Josh S. Attempts to Rationalize and Justify the Wholesale Plunder, Theft, and Confiscation of the Protestant "Reformation"
OPPOSITION TO CO-EXISTENCE WITH CATHOLICS AND THE MASS ("ANTI-ECUMENISM")
Just Reward for the Most Satanic Pope and His Cardinals: Cranach's "hanging" woodcut, commissioned by Luther (photo and short description)
The Early Protestants Were Ecumenical? NOT! (+ Part II) (vs. Dr. Paul Owen)
Lutheran-Catholic Dialogue #3: Comparative Ecclesiology / Grace and Merit / Lutheran View of the Mass Compared to the Catholic View of Lutheran Worship
ANTI-CATHOLIC PENAL LAWS
English Protestant Penal Laws and Extraordinary Persecution of Catholics: 1559-1829
The Marvelous Religious Freedom of Catholics in "Reformation" Scotland (Up Till 1829)
English Protestant Persecution and Deprivation of the Religious Freedom of Irish Catholics: 1536-1829 and Beyond
Penal Laws Against Catholics in the English Colonies in America: 1606-1789
ICONOCLASM (DESTRUCTION OF ART AS "IDOLATRY")
Calvinist Iconoclasm Against Lutherans and Lutheran Liturgical and Material Suppression (By Outright Theft) of Catholics
Dialogue on the Comparison of Current Muslim and 16th Century Calvinist Iconoclasm (vs. David Scott) [7 Oct. 2013]
Discussion With a Reformed Protestant (Catholic) on Art, Early Protestantism, and Catholic Corruption (vs. Kevin Johnson)
INTER-PROTESTANT INTOLERANCE
John Calvin Disses Lutheranism, Describes it as "Evil" and Worse Than Catholicism In Its Persecutions of Calvinists
The Protestant Sacramentarian Controversies (Calvin vs. Luther vs. Zwingli)
Martin Luther Refutes Zwingli and Other Deniers of the Real Presence
Zwingli, Bucer, and Oecolampadius Said Martin Luther and Lutherans Weren't Christians
Quiz on Early Protestant Disharmony Regarding Eucharistic Beliefs
Martin Luther Despised the Widespread Antinomian Distortions of His Teaching on Faith Alone and Did Not Reject Mosaic Law
Dialogue: John Calvin's Letter to Philip Melanchthon Concerning Protestant Divisions: Its Nature, Intent, and Larger Implications
Philip Melanchthon in 1530 Longs For the Return of the Jurisdiction of Catholic Bishops / His Agonized Tears Over Protestant Divisions and Dissensions
Martin Luther: Lutheran Followers of His Version of the Gospel "Do Not Care" Whether They "Live According To It"; "Ingrates" Deserving God's "Wrath"
Martin Luther's Regrets as to the Relative Failure of the "Reformation" (Piety, Morals and Inconsistencies Regarding Replacing Bishops With Princes)
The Verbal Wars of Calvin vs. Westphal (and by Extension, Luther) on the Eucharist: The Wonderful Early Protestant Unity Based on the Bible / Calvin Flatly Denies Baptismal Regeneration
The Verbal Wars of Calvin vs. Westphal (and by Extension, Luther) on the Eucharist: The Wonderful Early Protestant Unity Based on the Bible / Calvin Flatly Denies Baptismal Regeneration
GERMAN PEASANTS' REVOLT (1525-1526)
Last updated on 16 September 2014.
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