'A groundbreaking study' Linda Wilson

Caspar Schwenckfeld and his movement exemplify one of the radical communities of the sixteenth century. Challenging theological and liturgical norms, they also found themselves challenging social and particularly gender assumptions. In this book, the issues of the relationship between radical theology and the understanding of gender are considered.


Ruth Gouldbourne is Tutor in Church History and Doctrine, Bristol Baptist College, UK


'this really is church history at its best.' Baptist Quarterly