If anything, what that difference proves is how the Reformation, at its heart, was about doctrine. It was not a quest for political, social, or moral reform dressed up in theological clothes; deeper down than anything else was a set of theological questions: ‘What is the gospel?’ ‘How can we know?’ ‘What is salvation, and how can I be saved?’ ‘Who are God’s people, and what is the church?’
The doctrine of the Reformation
