Erasmus and the Age of Reformation

Exploring the profound impact of Erasmus during the Reformation, this work delves into the intellectual and cultural landscape of the 16th century. Huizinga examines Erasmus's contributions to humanism, his critiques of the Church, and his advocacy for a more personal faith. The book highlights the tensions between emerging Protestant ideas and traditional Catholic beliefs, illustrating how Erasmus's thoughts shaped the era's theological debates. It offers a rich historical context, revealing the complexities of religious reform and its lasting influence on European thought.