Tyndale's Answer To Sir Thomas More's Dialogue

Engaging in a theological debate, William Tyndale counters Sir Thomas More's arguments regarding heresy, emphasizing the necessity of making the Bible accessible in native languages. This work explores key issues such as the nature of God, the Church's role, and scriptural authority, reflecting the intense ideological conflicts of the Reformation era. Tyndale's defense of Protestant beliefs against Catholic humanism provides a valuable perspective on the period's religious discourse, marking it as an essential contribution to the history of the English Reformation.