The religious wars of the Reformation had heroes and villains. There were giants like Luther and Calvin, and quieter unsung heroes. Five hundred years later, one of these stands out: the Dutch Anabaptist, Dirk Willems, who sacrificed his life to save his enemy. A lavishly illustrated edition.
The religious wars of the Reformation had heroes and villains. There were giants like Luther and Calvin, and quieter unsung heroes. Five hundred years later, one of these stands out: the Dutch Anabaptist, Dirk Willems, who sacrificed his life to save his enemy. A lavishly illustrated edition.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Anita Mathias is the author of Wandering Between Two Worlds (Benediction Classics, 2007) and a children's book, Francesco, Artist of Florence: The Man Who Gave Too Much. She has won a writing fellowship from The National Endowment for the Arts, and her writing has appeared in The Washington Post, The London Magazine, Commonweal, America, The Christian Century, and The Best Spiritual Writing anthologies. She has blogged for Tearfund in Cambodia. Anita has a BA and MA in English from Somerville College, Oxford University, and an MA in Creative Writing from the Ohio State University. She lives in Oxford, England with her husband and daughters, and blogs at anitamathias.com.
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