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16 James, Kirk, ‘The religion of early Scottish protestants’Google Scholar, in idem, Humanism and reform, pp. 362, 365. 17 17 Euan , Cameron , ‘The late renaissance and the unfolding reformation in Europe’ Google Scholar , ibid. pp. 18–22. Douglas W B Somerset. This paper surveys the views of academic historians on the Scottish Reformation during the course of the twentieth century. It is written in response to a highly unsatisfactory published article on the same subject by Dr Stephen Holmes. Download Free PDF. This article discusses preaching the Scottish Reformation, from 1560 to 1707. It first lists the critical approaches to Scottish Reformation preaching and then acknowledges the ambiguities associated with the title of the article. It contests the assumptions of a ‘reformation’. The article also studies early reformation preaching. This collection launches a full-scale reconsideration of the series of relationships between literature and reformation in early modern Scotland. Previous scholarship in this area has tended to dismiss the literary value of the writing of the period - largely as a reaction to its regular theological interests. Evidence from Moray, an area outside the heartland of radical ‘fervencie’, argues that the reach of the reform movement in Scotland was indeed broad, and assists with an answer to the question as to ‘how this Protestant minority was able to impose such profound religous change so rapidly through the country.’. Reforming the Scottish Parish: the Reformation in Fife, 1560-1640 (Farnham, 2024), and investigations of evangelical piety, e.g. D. G. Mullan, Narratives of the Religious Self in Early-Modern Scotland (Farnham, 2024). 1 juin 2008 · The historiography of the Scottish Reformation has turned a corner. From the sixteenth right through to the twentieth century, the story was told by partisans—Presbyterian, occasionally Episcopalian, and (most rarely) Catholic. Many made significant contributions: where would we be without the insights of James Kirk, Gordon Donaldson, or.