The Common Corps of Christendom: Ecclesiological Themes in the Writings of Sir Thomas More (Studies in the History of Christian Thought, Band 26) - libri usati

'"Gogan has done the most to advance our understanding of More in what is a crucial area. Gogan, moreover, has paid such scrupulous attention to the larger context of More's work that his work is also quite respectable as an introduction to late-medieval conciliar and papal theory in Britain; neither should this volume be ignored by those who are interested more specifically in the early phase of English protestantism.' Calvin A. Pater, "Journal of Modern History, 1986. '"This fine study...provides a magisterial analysis of views of the church in the early sixteenth century.' "Neo-Latin News, 1984. '"Clair, classique et fort bien documenti...une contribution l'histoire de l'ecclisiologie morienne, saisie dans son dynamisme ivolutif et en relation avec ses anticidents midiivaux comme avec les courants contemporains l'oeuvre au temps de sir Thomas.' Andri Godin, "Moreana, 1986. '"The most commanding work so far is certainly that of Brian Gogan.' J.P. Marmion, "The Tablet, 1985. '"G.'s long-standing interest in More's ecclesiology has led him to make a substantial scholarly contribution which many will find especially helpful.' Donald J. Grimes, "Theological Studies, 1983.