Reformation vs Revolution in Protestantism

The chapter delves into the distinctions between Reformation and Revolution in the context of Protestantism, emphasizing that Protestantism aimed to reform the existing church rather than create a new one. It explores the historic Protestant view of the church, addressing common misunderstandings and the implications of perceiving the Reformation as a revolution. Figures like William Perkins and John Jewell are referenced to highlight the importance of returning to the ancient substance of the faith in Protestant traditions.