No. 26 (2020)
Studies

The Defense of Lawful Rebellion against Superior Rulers in Christopher Goodman’s Work

Miroslav Beneš
University of Hradec Králové

Published 2020-12-15

Keywords

  • Christopher Goodman,
  • Scottish Reformation,
  • gender,
  • 16th century England,
  • 16th century Scotland,
  • Mary I Tudor,
  • Mary de Guise,
  • Mary Stuart
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How to Cite

Beneš, M. (2020). The Defense of Lawful Rebellion against Superior Rulers in Christopher Goodman’s Work. Theatrum Historiae, (26), 25–49. Retrieved from https://theatrum.upce.cz/index.php/theatrum/article/view/1904

Abstract

Christopher Goodman was a famous English 16th century reformer, a colleague and a close friend of John Knox, Father of Scottish Presbyterian Church. Christopher Goodman was well-known thanks to his critical work ’How Superior Powers Ought to Be Obeyed by Their Subjects and Wherein They May Lawfully by God’s Word Be Disobeyed and Resisted’. John Knox and Christopher Goodman were the most critical authors of their age. However, Goodman’s radical way of thinking was stronger than Knox’s and that was the reason for the prohibition of his book.

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