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Principally this one commendation she left behind her, that during her life, the religion of Christ most happily flourished, and had a right prosperous course.” Certain this was, that for the rare and singular gifts of her mind, so well instructed, and given toward God, with such a fervent desire unto the truth and setting forth of sincere religion, joined with like gentleness, modesty, and pity toward all men, there have not many such queens before her borne the crown of England. Besides that to such as wisely can judge upon cases occurrent, this also may seem to give a great clearing unto her, that the king, the third day after, was married in his whites unto another. First, her last words spoken at her death declared no less her sincere faith and trust in Christ, than did her quiet modesty utter forth the goodness of the cause and matter, whatsoever it was. “Godly I call her, for sundry respects, whatsoever the cause was, or quarrel objected against her. Foxe saw Anne Boleyn as a martyr of the “new religion” who was a “zealous defender” of the true Gospel, a woman who used her position as queen to further the Protestant cause. This is the Anne Boleyn that martyrologist John Foxe wrote about in his book “Actes and Monuments”, or “Foxe’s Book of Martyrs”. So, let’s look at the different theories regarding Anne’s faith and later on this week I will examine Anne Boleyn’s personal faith and the people who may have influenced her. A remarkable sermon preached by John Skip, the queen’s almoner, a few weeks before her death, casts further doubt on the claims for Anne’s reformist zeal.” Contemporary evidence of Anne’s activity, under critical scrutiny, turns out to offer a different impression, as does an analysis of episcopal appointments in the early 1530s. But this rests heavily on the later testimony of John Foxe and of one of Anne’s chaplains, William Latimer. “It has become fashionable to characterize Henry VIII’s second queen, Anne Boleyn, as evangelical in religion and as a patron of reformers. In his report, “Anne Boleyn’s Religion”, G W Bernard writes:.
repaired."Le temps viendra, Je Anne Boleyn" - Anne's inscription in her Book of Hours
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More Details Additional/Related Title Information Full Title: Farrago Sententiarum Consentientium In Vera Et Catholica doctrina, de Ceona Domini, quam firma assensione, & uno spiritu, iuxta diuinam uocem, Ecclesiea Augustanea confessionis amplexea sunt, sonant & profitentur Ex Apostolicis scriptis: Praeterea ex Orthodoxorum tam ueterum, quam recentium perspicuis testimonijs, contra Sacramentariorum dissidentes inter se opiniones, diligenter & bona fide collecta / Per Ioannem Timannvm Amsterodamum, Pastorem Bremensem, in Ecclesia Martiniana. Pitts Theology Library: Microfiche, 2nd Floor
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