A cornerstone of English Reformation thought, The Obedience of a Christian Man by William Tyndale remains one of the most influential religious works of the sixteenth century. First published in 1528, this powerful text explores the relationship between scripture, faith and authority, and played a significant role in shaping religious debate in Tudor England.

This Penguin Classics edition presents Tyndale’s landmark work for modern readers, offering valuable insight into the theological and political ideas that helped transform the English Church. Famously read by Henry VIII, the book became one of the defining texts of the Reformation era.

An essential volume for readers interested in church history, theology, the English Reformation and the development of religious thought in Britain.

Product Details:

• Classic work by English reformer William Tyndale
• Penguin Classics edition
• Explores scripture, faith and authority in Tudor England
• Important text in the history of the English Reformation
• Paperback edition ideal for study or personal reading