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    The History of Protestantism

    AudiobooksJames WylieJuly 10, 2025Catholic History, Church History, Great Controversy & Cosmic Conflict, Reformation & Protestant History

    The History of Protestantism

    James Wylie

    The History of Protestantism

    125 chapters

    B1-01 – Protestantism

    Chapters

    Volume 1
    1. B1-01 – ProtestantismDownload
    2. B1-02 – Declension Of The Early Christian ChurchDownload
    3. B1-03 – Development Of The Papacy From The Times Of Constantine To Those Of HildebrandDownload
    4. B1-04 – Development Of The Papacy From Gregory VII. To Boniface VIIIDownload
    5. B1-05 – Mediaeval Protestant WitnessesDownload
    6. B1-06 – The Waldenses — Their ValleysDownload
    7. B1-07 – The Waldenses — Their Missions And MartyrdomsDownload
    8. B1-08 – The PauliciansDownload
    9. B1-09 – Crusades Against The AlbigensesDownload
    10. B1-10 – Erection Of Tribunal Of InquisitionDownload
    11. B1-11 – Protestants Before ProtestantismDownload
    12. B1-12 – Abelard, And Rise Of Modern SkepticismDownload
    13. B2-01 – Wicliffe – His Birth And EducationDownload
    14. B2-02 – Wicliffe, And The Pope’s Encroachments On EnglandDownload
    15. B2-03 – Wicliffe’s Battle With Rome For England’s IndependenceDownload
    16. B2-04 – Wicliffe’s Battle With The Mendicant FriarsDownload
    17. B2-05 – The Friars Versus The Gospel In EnglandDownload
    18. B2-06 – The Battle Of The Parliament With The PopeDownload
    19. B2-07 – Persecution Of Wicliffe By The Pope And The HierarchyDownload
    20. B2-08 – Hierarchical Persecution Of Wicliffe ResumedDownload
    21. B2-09 – Wicliffe’s Views On Church Property And Church ReformDownload
    22. B2-10 – The Translation Of The Scriptures, Or The English BibleDownload
    23. B2-11 – Wicliffe And TransubstantiationDownload
    24. B2-12 – Wicliffe’s Appeal To ParliamentDownload
    25. B2-13 – Wicliffe Before Convocation In Person, And Before The Roman Curia By LetterDownload
    26. B2-14 – Wicliffe’s Last DaysDownload
    27. B2-15 – Wicliffe’s Theological And Church SystemDownload
    28. B3-01 – Birth, Education, And First Labors Of HussDownload
    29. B3-02 – Huss Begins His Warfare Against RomeDownload
    30. B3-03 – Growing Opposition Of Huss To RomeDownload
    31. B3-04 – Preparations For The Council Of ConstanceDownload
    32. B3-05 – Deposition Of The Rival PopesDownload
    33. B3-06 – Imprisonment And Examination Of HussDownload
    34. B3-07 – Condemnation And Martyrdom Of HussDownload
    35. B3-08 – Wicliffe And Huss Compared In Their Theology, Their Character, And Their LaborsDownload
    36. B3-09 – Trial And Temptation Of JeromeDownload
    37. B3-10 – The Trial Of JeromeDownload
    38. B3-11 – Condemnation And Burning Of JeromeDownload
    39. B3-12 – Wicliffe, Huss, And Jerome, Or The First Three Witnesses Of Modern ChristendomDownload
    40. B3-13 – The Hussite WarsDownload
    41. B3-14 – Commencement Of The Hussite WarsDownload
    42. B3-15 – Marvellous Genius Of Ziska As A GeneralDownload
    43. B3-16 – Second Crusade Against BohemiaDownload
    44. B3-17 – Brilliant Successes Of The HussitesDownload
    45. B3-18 – The Council Of BasleDownload
    46. B3-19 – Last Scenes Of The Bohemian ReformationDownload
    47. B4-01 – Protestantism And MedievalismDownload
    48. B4-02 – The EmpireDownload
    49. B4-03 – The Papacy, Or Christendom Under The TiaraDownload
    50. B5-01 – Luther’s Birth, Childhood, And School DaysDownload
    51. B5-02 – Luther’s College LifeDownload
    52. B5-03 – Luther’s Life In The ConventDownload
    53. B5-04 – Luther The Monk Becomes Luther The ReformerDownload
    54. B5-05 – Luther As Priest, Professor, And PreacherDownload
    55. B5-06 – Luther’s Journey To RomeDownload
    56. B5-07 – Luther In RomeDownload
    57. B5-08 – Tetzel Preaches IndulgencesDownload
    58. B5-09 – The “Theses”Download
    59. B5-10 – Luther Attacked By Tetzel, Prierio, And EckDownload
    60. B5-11 – Luther’s Journey To AugsburgDownload
    61. B5-12 – Luther’s Appearance Before Cardinal CajetanDownload
    62. B5-13 – Luther’s Return To Wittemberg And Labors ThereDownload
    63. B5-14 – Miltitz — Carlstadt — Dr. EckDownload
    64. B5-15 – The Leipsic DisputationDownload
    65. B6-01 – Protestantism And Imperialism; Or, The Monk And The MonarchDownload
    66. B6-02 – Pope Leo’s BullDownload
    67. B6-03 – Interviews And NegotiationsDownload
    68. B6-04 – Luther Summoned To The Diet At WormsDownload
    69. B6-05 – Luther’s Journey And Arrival At WormsDownload
    70. B6-06 – Luther Before The Diet At WormsDownload
    71. B6-07 – Luther Put Under The Ban Of The EmpireDownload
    72. B7-01 – The First Protestant Martyrs In EnglandDownload
    73. B7-02 – The Theology Of The Early English ProtestantsDownload
    74. B7-03 – Growth Of English ProtestantismDownload
    75. B7-04 – Efforts For The Redistribution Of Ecclesiastical PropertyDownload
    76. B7-05 – Trial And Condemnation Of Sir John OldcastleDownload
    77. B7-06 – Lollardism Denounced As TreasonDownload
    78. B7-07 – Martyrdom Of Lord CobhamDownload
    79. B7-08 – Lollardism Under Henry V. And Henry ViDownload
    80. B7-09 – Rome’s Attempt To Regain Dominancy In EnglandDownload
    81. B7-10 – Resistance To Papal EncroachmentsDownload
    82. B7-11 – Influence Of The Wars Of The Fifteenth Century On The Progress Of ProtestantismDownload
    83. B8-01 – Switzerland — The Country and Its PeopleDownload
    84. B8-02 – Condition of Switzerland and Prior to The ReformationDownload
    85. B8-03 – Corruption of the Swiss ChurchDownload
    86. B8-04 – Zwingle’s Birth and School-DaysDownload
    87. B8-05 – Zwingle’s Progress Towards EmancipationDownload
    88. B8-06 – Zwingle in Presence of the BibleDownload
    89. B8-07 – Einsiedeln and ZurichDownload
    90. B8-08 – The Pardon-Monger and the PlagueDownload
    91. B8-09 – Extension of the Reformation to Bern and Other Swiss TownsDownload
    92. B8-10 – Spread of Protestantish in Eastern SwitzerlandDownload
    93. B8-11 – The Question of Forbidden MeatsDownload
    94. B8-12 – Public Disputation at ZurichDownload
    95. B8-13 – Dissolution of Conventual and Monastic EstablishmentsDownload
    96. B8-14 – Discussion on Images and the MassDownload
    97. B8-15-01 – Intro Establishment of Protestantism in ZurichDownload
    98. B8-15-02 – Establishment of Protestantism in ZurichDownload
    99. B9-01 – The German New TestamentDownload
    100. B9-02 – The Abolition of the MassDownload
    101. B9-03 – Pope Adrian and his Scheme of ReformDownload
    102. B9-04 – Pope Clement and the Nuremberg DietDownload
    103. B9-05 – NurembergDownload
    104. B9-06 – The Ratisbon League and ReformationDownload
    105. B9-07 – Luther’s Views on the Sacrament and Image-WorshipDownload
    106. B9-08 – War of the PeasantsDownload
    107. B9-09 – The Battle of Pavia and its Influence on ProtestantismDownload
    108. B9-10 – Diet at Spires, 1526, and League Against the EmperorDownload
    109. B9-11 – The Sack of RomeDownload
    110. B9-12 – Organization of the Lutheran ChurchDownload
    111. B9-13 – Constitution of the Church of HesseDownload
    112. B9-14 – Politics and ProdigiesDownload
    113. B9-15 – The Great ProtestDownload
    114. B9-16 – Conference at MarburgDownload
    115. B9-17 – The Marburg ConfessionDownload
    116. B9-18 – The Emperor, the Turk, and the ReformationDownload
    117. B9-19 – Meeting Between the Emperor and Pope at BolognaDownload
    118. B9-20 – Preparations for the Augsburg DietDownload
    119. B9-21 – Arrival of the Emperor at Augsburg and Opening of the DietDownload
    120. B9-22 – Luther in the Coburg and Melanchthon at the DietDownload
    121. B9-23 – Reading of the Augsburg ConfessionDownload
    122. B9-24 – After the Diet of AugsburgDownload
    123. B9-25 – Attempted Refutation of the ConfessionDownload
    124. B9-26 – End of the Diet of AugsburgDownload
    125. B9-27 – A Retrospect-1517-1530-ProgressDownload

    How did the Protestant Reformation transform the religious landscape of Europe and the world? This captivating historical account delves into the origins, key figures, and far-reaching impact of this pivotal movement. Uncover the roots of Protestantism and witness the enduring legacy of the Reformation in the modern world.

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