Traces of the Kingdom Part 1 Quotes

“The Parliament of 1401, at the special request of Arundel, the persecuting archbishop of Canterbury, passed a statute authorizing the burning of heretics, the Statute De Hoeretico Comburendo, which was the first law passed in England for the suppression of religious opinions.”
― Keith Sisman, Traces of the Kingdom Part 1: One thousand years of the churches of Christ in England, evidenced by British Library documents

“The Romish Church was not infrequently frustrated in debates with the “heretics”; the heretics had an infuriating habit of winning.”
― Keith Sisman, Traces of the Kingdom Part 1: One thousand years of the churches of Christ in England, evidenced by British Library documents

“The Roman Catholic Church in the year 1229, banned the Bible to the laity.”
― Keith Sisman, Traces of the Kingdom Part 1: One thousand years of the churches of Christ in England, evidenced by British Library documents