Title: arguments across the centuries
Product review: Snippets of a centuries-old debate, that began with the Reformation itself. Authors, including Martin Luther, argue whether the event was principally a religious revolt against the authority of the Roman Church, or whether there were other, material factors. Like the rise of regionalism or nationalism in northern Europe, with a concomitant chafing against an Italian hegemony.Both sides are eloquently and forcefully argued. There is no conclusion per se to the book. It's up to you to make up your mind.
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