Publisher's Synopsis
In this sweeping and accessible narrative, Faith, Freedom, and Conscience traces the dramatic upheaval of the Protestant Reformation and its far-reaching impact on religion, society, and the birth of the modern world. From Martin Luther's defiant stand in Wittenberg to the bloody wars of religion and the rise of religious liberty, this richly detailed history explores how faith fueled revolt, how ideas challenged empires, and how the struggle for conscience reshaped Western civilization. Perfect for students, educators, and general readers alike, this work brings to life one of history's most pivotal eras with clarity, depth, and humanity.
