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Apologetic Defense of the faith, the Bible, and Christianity
Tyndale’s 1526 New Testament broke language barriers, confronted tradition with Greek clarity, and reshaped five centuries of English Bible access.
The Reformation spread where Scripture ruled—through princes’ protection, preaching, schools, confessions, and endurance against counter-efforts.
The Waldensians stood for Scripture over tradition, enduring persecution while preaching in the vernacular and rejecting Rome’s false doctrines.
William Tyndale gave English readers direct access to Scripture, breaking barriers of language and control so the Word could govern conscience.
