Abstract
| Language | English |
|---|---|
| Title of host publication | Defending the Faith |
| Subtitle of host publication | John Jewel and the Church of England |
| Editors | Angela Ranson, Andre Gazal, Sarah Bastow |
| Publisher | Penn State University Press |
| Chapter | 12 |
| Pages | 224-241 |
| Number of pages | 17 |
| ISBN (Print) | 9780271082080 |
| Publication status | Published - Nov 2018 |
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Edwin Sandys and the Defence of the Faith. / Bastow, Sarah.
Defending the Faith: John Jewel and the Church of England. ed. / Angela Ranson; Andre Gazal; Sarah Bastow. Penn State University Press, 2018. p. 224-241.Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter
TY - CHAP
T1 - Edwin Sandys and the Defence of the Faith
AU - Bastow, Sarah
PY - 2018/11
Y1 - 2018/11
N2 - In 1583 the Archbishop of York, Edwin Sandys wrote to the Bishop of Chester lamenting ‘the course and condition of this world lost in impiety’. Sandys was by the 1580s still fighting a battle against the ‘tyranny of antichrist’, the ‘papal stragglers, the firebrands of seditions, and the pests of the church’ as he named them. He had risen through the ranks of the church, becoming Bishop of Worcester, Bishop of London and then Archbishop of York and – in each of these roles he saw the fight for the ‘true’ church as a very real one. He was involved in the shaping of the new regime in words and in the less academic battles at ground-level, taking words and putting them into action, fighting for the Elizabethan Church against the ‘enemies’ he categorises as little papist foxes who were destroying the godly vineyard. It is these practical defences of faith that this paper will focus on taking Sandys first position at Worcester and the battle ground where he took up arms against the papist foes.
AB - In 1583 the Archbishop of York, Edwin Sandys wrote to the Bishop of Chester lamenting ‘the course and condition of this world lost in impiety’. Sandys was by the 1580s still fighting a battle against the ‘tyranny of antichrist’, the ‘papal stragglers, the firebrands of seditions, and the pests of the church’ as he named them. He had risen through the ranks of the church, becoming Bishop of Worcester, Bishop of London and then Archbishop of York and – in each of these roles he saw the fight for the ‘true’ church as a very real one. He was involved in the shaping of the new regime in words and in the less academic battles at ground-level, taking words and putting them into action, fighting for the Elizabethan Church against the ‘enemies’ he categorises as little papist foxes who were destroying the godly vineyard. It is these practical defences of faith that this paper will focus on taking Sandys first position at Worcester and the battle ground where he took up arms against the papist foes.
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SP - 224
EP - 241
BT - Defending the Faith
A2 - Ranson, Angela
A2 - Gazal, Andre
A2 - Bastow, Sarah
PB - Penn State University Press
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