Reformation of Education during the Reformation
Reformation of Education during the Reformation
Nathan K. N.G.
The Reformation of the sixteenth century had many dimensions. In addition to doctrinal, ecclesiastical and moral, it also had huge educational impacts, both on medieval latin schools and universities. This article tries to re-explore historically the educational reformation of the reformers, especially that of Martin Luther in Wittenberg. By analyzing their educational ideals and innovatory plans, insights for modern Christian education are recommended.
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