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In 1539 there was an exchange of views between a Catholic cardinal and a Reformation leader which (not without personal barbs) covered the main areas of disagreement. The disputants were John Calvi...n and Cardinal James Sadoleto of Carpentras. The Cardinal began the debate by writing to the people of Geneva urging them to return to the Roman Church. Calvin was deputed to answer him and replied with a long and closely argued letter attacking Sadoletofs position and restating the reformer's case. From these letters the programme recreates a dialogue between the two men, Using their actual words, translated from the Latin by Dr. Francis Clark, it underlines the main points in dispute and captures something of the flavour of Reformation controversy.
Metadata describing this Open University audio programme
Module code and title: A201, Renaissance and Reformation
Item code: A201; 24
Recording date: 1971-05-10
First transmission date: 08-07-1972
Published: 1972
Rights Statement: Rights owned or controlled by The Open University
Restrictions on use: This material can be used in accordance with The Open University conditions of use. A link to the conditions can be found at the bottom of all OUDA web pages.
Duration: 00:18:21
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Producer: Richard Callanan
Contributors: Francis Clark; Frank Duncan; Malcolm Hayes
Publisher: BBC Open University
Keyword(s): Catholic Cardinal; Reformation Leader
Master spool number: TLN19FM215J
Production number: TLN19FM215J
Available to public: no