The Bohemian reformer Jan Hus is an important figure for understanding both previous and later developments of the medieval church. This book probes the heart of Hus's theological views concerning the human conscience, justice, and truth by examining his legal appeal to Jesus Christ against the pope and canon law and his preaching.
The Bohemian reformer Jan Hus is an important figure for understanding both previous and later developments of the medieval church. This book probes the heart of Hus's theological views concerning the human conscience, justice, and truth by examining his legal appeal to Jesus Christ against the pope and canon law and his preaching.
Preface - Angelo Shaun Franklin Preface to the 1991 Czech Edition - Jan Blahoslav Lásek Author's Preface to the 2021 English Edition - Jan Blahoslav Lásek Chapter 1: Historical Background: The Context of the Medieval Church Chapter 2: The Life of Jan Hus Chapter 3: Hus's Appeal to Jesus Christ the Supreme Judge: An Annotated Translation Chapter 4: Hus in Exile and in Constance Chapter 5: Hus as a Reformer: Truth in Word and in Deed Chapter 6: The Preaching of Hus: His Commitment to Proclaiming Truth Conclusion: The Contemporary Struggle for Truth Appendix: Hus's Homily on the Holy Trinity (John 3:1-15): An Annotated Translation Bibliography About the Authors
Preface - Angelo Shaun Franklin Preface to the 1991 Czech Edition - Jan Blahoslav Lásek Author's Preface to the 2021 English Edition - Jan Blahoslav Lásek Chapter 1: Historical Background: The Context of the Medieval Church Chapter 2: The Life of Jan Hus Chapter 3: Hus's Appeal to Jesus Christ the Supreme Judge: An Annotated Translation Chapter 4: Hus in Exile and in Constance Chapter 5: Hus as a Reformer: Truth in Word and in Deed Chapter 6: The Preaching of Hus: His Commitment to Proclaiming Truth Conclusion: The Contemporary Struggle for Truth Appendix: Hus's Homily on the Holy Trinity (John 3:1-15): An Annotated Translation Bibliography About the Authors
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