The Legacy of the Reformation

2017 marks five hundred years since the beginning of the Reformation. A movement of profoundly spiritual character, the Reformation longed to recover the purity of early Christianity through a return to the Bible. The repercussions of such a brave and necessary process were not limited to spiritual life. In fact, by recovering the values contained in the Scriptures, they colossally and positively influenced areas such as education, economy, science, politics, social behavior, art, and the position of women. In this way, the light of the Bible driven by the Reformation extends to the present day and points to fruitful guidelines for the future. All of this is narrated, in a solid, clear, and documented manner, in this new work by writer and historian César Vidal.

"Cesar Vidal has written a classic, a work of erudition in popular language. Part history, part apology. The legacy of the Reformation delights and instructs us as only a theologian with a journalist's hand and a historian's mind can do." José Gonzáles, Founder of La Semilla INC. Regent University Professor. Advisor to COICOM, CONELA, Transforma Latinoamérica, and Ventana 4/14

"Reading this book presents the contemporary church with the challenge of continually reviewing its faith and conduct in the light of God's Word." Rubén A. Del Ré. General Director of the Argentine Bible Society