Obedient Heretics

Discover the profound insights of Michael D. Driedger in his compelling work, Obedient Heretics, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2002. This meticulously researched book spans 224 pages and delves into the legacy of the Reformation, exploring the intricate tapestry of religious identities and the history of minority communities.

Focusing on the Netherlandic Mennonite community in Hamburg after the Thirty Years War, Driedger offers a unique case study that highlights the challenges and triumphs faced by this group in 17th century Europe. As Reformation studies gain significance, Obedient Heretics provides valuable perspectives on the evolution of Christianity, particularly within the context of Mennonite and Lutheran traditions.

This book is a must-read for anyone interested in church history and the dynamics of religious communities during a transformative era in European history.