Mysticism in the Reformation (1500-1650)

Exploring the interplay between mysticism and the Reformation, this volume delves into how key figures like Martin Luther and John Calvin engaged with mystical traditions. It examines the contributions of Radical Reformers who shaped interior mystical practices, as well as the influential writings of Lutheran mystics Johann Arndt and Jacob Boehme. Additionally, the work highlights the role of mysticism in the English Reformation, addressing both the Anglican establishment and the dissenting Puritans. This comprehensive account reveals the integral connection between mysticism and Protestant heritage.