The last age of the church

About this book

In a period marked by ecclesiastical turmoil and emerging reformist thought, "The Last Age of the Church" by John Wycliffe presents a compelling theological critique of the established Church. This mid-14th century treatise explores the prophetic interpretations of scripture and the moral decay within the institution, emphasizing the urgent need for spiritual renewal. Wycliffe's insights into the nature of authority and the role of scripture challenge the status quo, laying the groundwork for future reform movements. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians alike, this document invites readers to engage with its profound questions about faith and governance. Discover how Wycliffe's visionary ideas resonate through the ages, urging a reconsideration of the Church's role in society.