I wish that all, even the slightest vestiges of popery, might be removed from our churches, and above all from our minds. But the queen at this time is unable to endure the least alteration in matters of religion.
- Lived
- 1522–1571
- Born
- Devon
- Died
- Monkton Farleigh
- Nationality
- Kingdom of England
- Known as
- bishop, theologian, Anglican priest
- Era
- Renaissance
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For the rage of the papists among us at this time is scarcely credible; and rather than seem to have been in error in any respect, they most impotently precipitate and throw all things into confusion. May that God whose honour and glory …
[W]e have exhibited to the queen all our articles of religion and doctrine, and have not departed in the slightest degree from the confession of Zurich.