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Map of Augsburg Introduction 1 Ch. 1 Ambiguous Identities 27 Ch. 2 Religious Tensions in the 1520s 45 Trespassing 50 Blasphemy 59 Ch. 3 Anabaptists: A Special Case? 79 Degrees of Association 84 Social Networks 95 Trouble with the Law 101 Ch. 4 Magisterial Reform and Religious Deviance 107 Ch. 5 Making the Bi-Confessional City: Political Encounters 139 Censorship of Printing 146 Critical Speeches 151 Ch. 6 Making the Bi-Confessional City: Religious Encounters 173 Attacks on the Clergy 174 Religious Deviance 200 Miscellaneous 207 Conclusion 217 Bibliography 227 Index 233
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Jason Newton
reviewed Religious Identity in an Early Reformation Community: Augsburg, 1517 to 1555, Vol. 45 on July 25, 2018
Religious Identity in an Early Reformation Community: Augsburg, 1517 to 1555, Vol. 45
This was a well written book and the authors did a great job in my opinion. Why I wanted to read this after seeing it I have no idea though. I think I read this entire book with a disgusted look on my face. To think of all the babies that were murdered and never given a chance at life so that these selfish women could please their men or keep the shame from their familes is horrible, horrible, horrible. Don't get me wrong, there are exceptions to the rule but for the most part these are the women. Grown women, some in college, who "didn't know about other choices". Oh. But you knew opening your legs could get you pregnant right? "I didn't want to marry him so I couldn't have his baby." Oh. Sure. But fucking him was all good. So the baby has to suffer because of YOUR selfish, ignorant ass. How utterly beautiful. There are women who have had multiple abortions- first one due to getting pregnany by an abusive man. I guess she didn't realize until AFTER she got pregnant that he was abusive. Then, the next two abortions came because of the NEXT abusive man. Three babies. Murdered. Then we have the woman who got pregnant a second time because she wanted to "replace the emptiness in my heart". Guess what she did. Had another abortion. How that helped that emptiness is anyones guess. Then we have the woman who blames her getting an abortion on the fact that "no one referred me to anyone...." Um, yeah- about about YOU referring YOURSELF to someone? YOU got pregnant. Take the damn responsibility.
I can go on forever but that doesn't change the fact that the book is well written and thought out. It will piss the pro-lifers off though.
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