The Reformation Blossoms: Calvin, Cranmer and the Reformation Heritage

The Reformation Blossoms: Calvin, Cranmer and the Reformation Heritage is a semester-long, high school-level course, serving as the second part of a two-part series (although Part 1 is not mandatory). This course delves into the Reformation era from the 16th century, focusing on the influential roles of John Calvin and Thomas Cranmer. Students engage with primary sources from the period, exploring the historical, theological, and cultural factors that drove Reformation growth and its lasting impact on the church and Western civilization. This course is ideal for history enthusiasts interested in the intersection of history, religion, and culture, offering a half credit in history, literature, religion, or philosophy.