This chapter analyzes the context and theology of the Protestant Reformation, focusing on key theologians such as Luther, Melanchthon, Zwingli, and Calvin. It also examines responses to the Protestant Reformation, such as the radical reformers and forms of Catholic reformation, concluding with an exploration of the connection between Reformation theology and the rise of Protestant orthodoxy, pietism, and new forms of rationalism.
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