June 5, 2017 Show with Michael Haykin on “The English Reformation” AND “John Owen on the Christian Life”

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And Today we are starting off the two hours by discussing the English Reformation. And if we didn't have time in the second hour We will at least begin a discussion on John Owen on the Christian life and it's my honor and privilege to welcome you back To iron sharpens iron.

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Dr. Haken when we speak of the English Reformation typically what is the timeframe that we are talking about. Are we speaking of the 16th century just as when we speak of Luther and Calvin and So on are we speaking about?

Approximately the same time in history.

And you start to find gospel preachers like in the 1520s. And then Hugh Latimer is converted around 1524. Herman when the end of not an easy is the beginning of her ready. We're looking at the 16th century.

Yes, and a lot of people as I'm sure you know whether they be Roman Catholic or Your average person perhaps who has some sort of disdain for either Christianity religion in general or specifically Protestantism.

They will say the English Reformation, oh you're talking about King Henry the eighth who is nothing more than a lustful Rebel who wanted to get a divorce and since the Pope wouldn't grant him one he started a religion over it and then wound up executing a number of These wives that he had no business marrying and they will basically summarize the English Reformation in a nutshell in that way.

But how is that? Caricature.

Really misleading. Yeah. Now. What was the climate of.

England.

In the 16th century in regard to religion. I mean obviously even though it was a Roman Catholic country until the Reformation took hold in there in England and Began to blossom and became the official when Protestantism became the official religion of England there had to be something brewing there already for that to so quickly emerge.

After King Henry the eighth Decided to break with Rome obviously Although we as Bible believing Christians disagree with his motives There was obviously something brewing underneath the surface With people coming to agree, even if privately with the the doctrines of the Reformation.

Am I right?

And.

Just as a little aside, I'm trying to remember the beginning of a particular radio program. So I'm not referring to the radio program. I'm talking about the real incident. But is this where the White Horse Inn fits into all of this?

The White Horse Inn was in Cambridge. It was situated between what is now Queen's College and King's College. There is a plaque at its locale. The actual building is no longer there. By many of the early is where men could gather to discuss news topics in this case theology.

Were very prime places where the gospel could spread. When we say an inn we said today we you know, we tend to think of a drinking establishment. Obviously, they would have supplied, you know Beverages, but it would also be a place where people could come for a period of shop today.

And so these places will began to be shared. Well, we're Bibles distributed from there. Also. Probably not. Probably in the early days because of having a copy of Tyndale's New Testament was illegal. Okay, it would be done somewhat.

Secret and.

William Tyndale's a version of the scriptures. When did that Come to be known and resulted in his persecution.

He translated that until Europe to find a context in which he could in 1526 of a man named Peter Sure for the younger of 1530. Heavily used by. And what was his fate his personal fate. King Henry the eighth.

In the 1520s put a prior this is before Henry broke with raw profiteers individual named Henry Phillips in 1535. Field board. Well, I don't want to steal too much of the thunder from our listener in Slovenia, but Joe says.

Joe in Slovenia says I'm interested in dr Higgins thoughts about John Wycliffe as the forerunner of the Reformation. He argued that the Bible was the only sure basis of belief and that it should be Translated into the vernacular.

He denied that the traditions of the church were as important as Scripture his rejection of transubstantiation advocacy of clerical marriage and denunciations of the wealth and power of the clergy or.

All.

Foreshadowed Protestant ideas even spawned the Lollard movement that propagate his Proto Reformation ideas Through itinerant preaching. My question is if Gutenberg if Gutenberg's printing press Had been invented and in use before or at the time of Wycliffe, but his ideas have been Dissimated in the way that Luther's were nearly two hundred years later.

Would we have had a sub sustained Reformation beginning with an English Wycliffe instead of a German Luther? Obviously, there's a lot of Prophecy that you would have to be conducting or guesswork there In order to determine that answer, but if you could comment on Joe's.

Bring into focus. Printing press is a key factor. There's no doubt about that angel. There's an angel in Revelation, which goes around the world. World preaching the gospel. Luther has this bestandable light of the college context.

Well.

You can understand why he would say that the printing press enabled his writings. Writings had to be copied by hand. If you arrested the person copying them You basically cut cut the line of supply. He ceded the Reformation.

They were not there in place in the height of nationalism in today. And it certainly was the case in Europe. Men and women know the Roman Catholic Church and took deep root. For example in Geneva the initial reasons for the embrace of the Reformation of the message, but because the people the leading Lights in the area and the Italians obviously then got the Reformation that it's not they're all getting to take off.

It's only impacted northern Italy by the 14th century. They've all learned their ideals and one of the key Renaissance ideals is this is that if you want to read? You need to go back and the Renaissance scholars might all or retooling.

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What. Who are the main figures. You've already mentioned some of them, but who are the main figures surrounding Henry the eighth during the dawn of the Reformation in England and Were they primarily the ones who were prodding him and pushing him?

Urging him or suggesting to him depending upon how frightened they were of him To move forward with the Reformation or was this Largely something that came to his own mind because he wanted to Be remarried and defy the Pope And Rome who had prohibited his his remarriage.

What was going on there? And who were these individuals? Yes.

Archbishop about two years before Henry broke 1530.

So so he was converted after the 30. What started out as the 10 articles of religion and later became the 39 articles? So he was converted after the original 10 articles of religion. What about his fifth wife.

What didn't he have six wives.

Yeah.

Yeah, and how much of it in your estimation. Obviously these are men long dead. You can't even if they were alive today.

You couldn't read their minds, but How much of this? early in the Reformation was Caused by political expediency and the desire for an independent England and Dependent an England independent from Rome's authority.

And how much of it was due to a passion for the the true gospel. Which was? Which came out of genuine? conversions genuinely regenerate individuals. Because I don't know if you agree with Dr. Ashley know the Anglican scholar who I've had on this program, but he believes that Cramner who is one of his heroes as you said as you said was was certainly a genuinely converted man who eventually Voluntarily gave up his life as a martyr for his faith after he had Recanted it and then ashamed of his recantation.

He then recanted his recantation and and returned to the faith that he believed in and was executed as a result.

But.

But he Dr. Knoll said that he believes that it is clear that Cramner did not view King Henry the eighth as a regenerate man because he believed that Henry was still in reality loyal to Roman Catholic dogma in many respects obviously with the exception of any papal authority over him, but He on his deathbed Cramner was asking him if he believed in justification by faith alone and you and he asked Henry to squeeze his hand if he Was in agreement with that and Henry apparently did which gave some comfort to Cramner, but do you do you agree with dr. Knoll on this view of things.

Yeah, essentially. I mean. And it'd be married Evangelicals he changed. Seymour died to be right annually. I mean he's divorced. Amen. Right, right. Well, yeah, even dr. Knoll would have.

Would have said the same. That's why he said this was a deathbed and an alleged deathbed conversion. We have a listener in Runnels, Iowa. I'm gonna read his question and then I'm gonna forward his email to you.

So during the break you can mull it over and answer it when we return. Chris from Runnels, Iowa says great topic today. I'm curious if dr Haken could briefly discuss the relevance of conversion or regeneration in the English Reformation.

It seemed to play an important role in the German and Swiss Reformation and is a Particular emphasis of John Owen in his writings yet. I have not heard or read much about this in the earlier English Reformation history.

Thank you for your faithfulness to Christ Church. And I am sending that right now to you and we're gonna go to a station break. If anybody would like to join us on the air with a question of your own for dr Haken our email address is Chris Arnzen at gmail .com.

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Chris from Runnels, Iowa says. Great topic today. I am curious if dr Haken could briefly discuss the relevance of conversion or Regeneration in the English Reformation. It seemed to play an important role in the German and Swiss Reformation.

It is a particular emphasis of John Owen in his writings yet. I have not heard or read much about this in the earlier English Reformation history. Thank you for your faithfulness to Christ Church. Dr. Haken any response.

Say that prior to meeting Christ the phrase meeting Christ is not a guy he had been as often a papist as any in England and for him the turning point was in 1524. He had just gotten his which in those days a young evangelical in the audience a man named building and began to show him Why he was dead right.

And that he had known. And he would date his conversion for being for these men. Jane. Jane Grey Who when she was imprisoned She was briefly Queen of England and then imprisoned by her for execution. Mary the firstly Turner from her body savers comes to an end could have said I Fear we shall never meet again.

Jane would be executed in a few days. And he's thinking obviously Jane's a heretic. And go to you speak the truth for unless the Lord who are in an evil state and. So conversion then version is a very important part of the English scene.

You can't or maybe a study of it might indicate that this would be an excellent Study for somebody to do looking at conversion regeneration. And perhaps it should be you.

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Compliments of our friends at Joshua Press. We have Ronald in Eastern Suffolk County, Long Island, New York who says when discussing martyrs of the faith with Roman Catholics and Bringing up the countless thousands of martyrs that Rome was guilty of committing due to their atrocious and sadistic tortures and murders of those Who left the Roman Catholic faith in favor of the Reformation?

You will often hear the Roman Catholics Retort that Protestants have been just as guilty of these martyrs as Rome has been and my question is Isn't it really the Church of England whether it be? Roman Catholic or Protestant that were the primary culprits for martyring dissidents.

And.

Causing the streets of England to run red with blood. As opposed to the other nations where the Reformation was taking hold. I think he was saying or is asking if England was Primarily the place where the martyrs of either Catholic or Protestant were taking place in regard to The the retort of Catholics saying that Protestants are just as guilty in their history of killing their their opponents.

And basically I believe he's contrasting Protestant England With Germany and Switzerland and so on where whereas the the numbers weren't nearly as high in.

Those places as they were in England. I think that's where he's he's getting it. Well could.

Couldn't you say though that Rome? I'm not going tit-for-tat here, but just because of the prevalence of Torture and execution at the hands of Roman Authorities. Can't you say that the Roman Catholic Church?

Numerically was far more guilty of Execution than our Protestant forefathers were as far as it being widespread gruesome and and Numerically.

Yeah, I mean I don't have actual numbers and I'm not sure anybody does. Right now isn't that really the same reason why the German authorities.

Often tortured and executed Anabaptists because of the fact that an element Within the Anabaptists were anarchists and really spoiled the reputation of the the whole lot of them. They were broad-brushed together.

Am I off on that?

To go to polygamy all of the laws the old and a reign of terror of legitimate authority the Not so much for religious reasons actually were not plot would not be. She did not believe she was executing anybody for their religious beliefs.

But you believe she was executing them for political subversion.

Now today when we look at the Church of England or the Episcopal Church Their cousins or stepchildren if you will. The The spectrum is very broad. The today you have of course the majority which are apostate or liberal.

Then you have within The conservative camp you have the Oxford Movement side, which is very Romish and you do have a minority of Evangelicals and even within the evangelicals you have Arminians and you have.

True.

Reform 39 articles. Men and in the days of the English Reformation. Was there as much of course the the liberalism would never have reached the height or depth? Depending upon how you want to look at it as it is today.

Of course, there would be no pro-homosexuality or anything, but but. What was there as broad of a spectrum of belief within the English Reformation as we have today.

Like Kenya and Uganda and Nigeria. Where you you've got a remarkable, you know, I mean. You've been a real strength of Anglicanism today. It's no longer in the West. But the real strength lies in the deep commitment to the gospel.

You wouldn't have had anything like Anglo or even the so-called broad church that develops in the 18th century. Which is a really kind of very moderate. Cramner is a he's radical. He's he's committed to the gospel.

He's committed to justification by faith alone and the authority of the scriptures I mean.

Now was it.

Predominantly Calvinistic in its emphasis. I know that Cramner was a Calvinist. Let's see. We have a couple of more Listeners on this topic. I don't know if we'll be able to get to both of them before we switch topics.

But.

We have Tyler and mastic Beach Long Island, New York. Were any of the English reformers still on earth from the transition of the Reformation to the Puritan era? Tyler and mastic Beach Long Island, New York says were any of the English reformers still on earth from the transition of the Reformation to the Puritan era.

In 1555 as martyrs Cramner in 1550 said she becomes a key to 1489 if they had survived.

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