A big problem of Christendom is the failure to remember the past generations and the price that was paid by our forefathers for our Gospel liberties. This section supplies brief biographical sketches of some of the major figures in Protestantism.

Feature Article

Wicliffe and Church Property by Dr Clive Gillis, 6/30/2008 Next to “the power of the keys”, Wicliffe was most concerned with the property of the Church. What is given to the Church, said the canon law, is given to God and could not be recovered. It was the Church’s sole, absolute, and eternal inheritance. Further these vast possessions were exempt from taxes and public burdens allowing foreign clergy to prey on the land, a situation the Third and Fourth Lateran Councils progressively strengthened.

Other Articles

	Hierarchical Persecution Of Wicliffe Resumed by Dr Clive Gillis, 6/18/2008 MEANWHILE, the three bulls of the Pope had arrived in England. The one addressed to the king found Edward in his grave. That sent to the university was but coldly welcomed. Not in vain had Wicliffe taught so many years in its halls. Oxford, moreover, had too great a regard for its own fame to extinguish the brightest luminary it contained. But the bull addressed to the bishops found them in a different mood. Alarm and rage possessed these prelates. Mainly by the instrumentality of Wicliffe had England been rescued from sheer vassalage to the Papal See.
	Persecution Of Wicliffe By The Pope And The Hierarchy by Dr Clive Gillis, 6/2/2008 THE man who was the mainspring of a movement so formidable to the Papacy must be struck down. The writings of Wicliffe were examined. It was no difficult matter to extract from his works, doctrines which militated against the power and wealth of Rome.
	The Battle Of The Parliament With The Pope by Dr Clive Gillis, 5/19/2008 The opposition of Parliament to the encroachments of the Popes on the liberties of the kingdom resulted in several stringent laws being passed, especially the Statutes of Provisors and Praemunire. There were certain benefices in England which the Pope, in the plenitude of his power, reserved to himself. These were generally the more wealthy livings. But it might be inconvenient to wait till a vacancy actually occurred.
	Wicliffe’s Battle With The Mendicant Friars (Part 2) - The Friars versus the Gospel in England by Dr Clive Gillis, 5/2/2008
	Wicliffe’s Battle With The Mendicant Friars (Part 1) by Dr Clive Gillis, 4/27/2008
	Wicliffe’s Battle With Rome For England’s Independence by Dr Clive Gillis, 4/12/2008
	Wicliffe and the Pope’s encroachments in England by Dr Clive Gillis, 3/19/2008
	The Advent Of Protestantism by Dr Clive Gillis, 3/10/2008
	Abelard, And The Rise Of Modern Scepticism by Dr Clive Gillis, 2/25/2008
	Protestants Before Protestantism by Dr Clive Gillis, 2/16/2008
	Erection of the tribunal of the Inquisition by Dr Clive Gillis, 1/25/2008
	The Crusades Against The Albigenses by Dr Clive Gillis, 1/10/2008
	The Paulicians - And What Followed by Dr Clive Gillis, 12/19/2007
	The Waldenses — Their Valleys by British Church Newspaper, 11/12/2007
	Constantine To Hildebrand: How the Papacy became a politico-ecclesiastical power by British Church Newspaper, 10/25/2007
	The Declension Of The Early Christian Church by British Church Newspaper, 10/20/2007
	Thomas Cranmer - Faithful Unto Death By Fire - Part 2 by Dr. Ian R. K. Paisley, 5/17/2006
	The EU And The UN Are The Vatican’s Tools In The Balkans by Dr Clive Gillis, 5/8/2006
	Croatia, Rome’s Anvil In The Balkans by Dr Clive Gillis, 5/3/2006
	Putting Milosevic’s Death In Perspective by Dr Clive Gillis, 4/15/2006
	Thomas Cranmer - Faithful Unto Death By Fire by Dr. Ian R. K. Paisley, 4/6/2006
	Bishop Hooper’s Martyrdom Remembered by Rev Edward John Malcolm, 6/15/2005
	The Triumph of the Word of God in the Life and Literature of John Bunyan - Part Two by , 9/21/2004
	The Triumph of the Word of God in the Life and Literature of John Bunyan - Part One by , 9/15/2004
	Proclaiming Our Protestant Faith! Part 2 -- Think Of The Manner In Which This Salvation Becomes Ours by Prof. Alexander Ross B.D., 8/28/2003
	Proclaiming Our Protestant Faith! Part 1 -- Salvation By Grace by Rev Alexander Ross B.D., 8/19/2003
	Ask For The Old Paths! Priestcraft And The Nations by Sir Robert Kennedy K.C.M.G., 8/8/2003
	Ask For The Old Paths! Prayers And Masses For The Dead by Rev. Canon T. C. Hammond M. A., 7/31/2003
	IL Gioiello Arcetri: If only walls could speak! by Dr Clive Gillis, 7/28/2003
	Protestant Rally – Royal Albert Hall by Pastor H Tydeman Chilvers, 7/25/2003
	A Tale of Jesuit Cloak and Dagger Intrigue in Counter Reformation Rome A Tale of Jesuit Cloak and Dagger Intrigue in Counter Reformation Rome by Dr Clive Gillis, 7/21/2003
	Ask For The Old Paths! Protestantism And The Confessional by Canon W. Hay Aitken M.A., 7/11/2003
	Ask For The Old Paths! Protestantism In Church Life by Dr. Dinsdale T. Young, 7/10/2003
	Ask For The Old Paths! Seven-Fold Principle Of Protestant Witness by Dr F. B. Meyer, 7/7/2003
	Part 3. Galileo, The Roman Inquisition and Ecclesia de Eucharistia by Dr Clive Gillis, 7/1/2003
	Ask For The Old Paths! Protestantism And The Bible by Sir T. W. H. Inskip, K.C., M.P., 6/24/2003
	Part 2. Galileo, The Roman Inquisition and the Mass: The Historical Puzzle by Dr Clive Gillis, 6/9/2003
	The History Of The Coronation Oath by Dr Clive Gillis, 6/6/2003
	Galileo, The Roman Inquisition And Ecclesia De Eucharistia by Dr. Clive Gillis, 5/26/2003
	Concealing The Vatican Crime Wave By The Pope’s Holy Smoke by Dr. Ian R. K. Paisley, 1/20/2003
	Bishop J.C. Ryle First Anglican Bishop of Liverpool by Dr. Ian R. K. Paisley, 9/23/2002
	Historic Thanksgiving service on the Battlefield of the Boyne water by Dr. Ian R. K. Paisley, 7/1/2002
	Thomas More: Zero tolerance (Part II) by Brian Moynahan, 5/27/2002
	Thomas More: Zero tolerance (Part I) by Brian Moynahan, 5/22/2002
	Unholy Prayers, Unholy Stairs And The Transformation of Martin Luther's Soul by Dr. Ian R. K. Paisley, 11/9/2001
	The Unmitigated Twaddle of Jesuit-Romanist Preterism by Dr. Ronald Cooke, 8/3/2001
	"After Darkness, Light" by Dr. Edward Panosian, 12/4/2000
	Tribute to Fannie May Holmes Jones By Ian R. K. Paisley by Dr. Ian R.K. Paisley, 11/3/2000
	Luther's Delight in History by Dr. Clive Gillis, 10/4/2000
	John Jewell by Dr. Ian R.K. Paisley, 7/8/2000
	Hugh Latimer by Dr. Ian R.K. Paisley, 7/6/2000
	The Lesson of Lewes and its Relevance today by Professor Arthur Noble, 1/8/2000
	The Source of Britain's Greatness – and the Cause of her Decline by Professor Arthur Noble, 11/30/1999
	Oliver Cromwell by Dr. Ian Paisley, 5/11/1999
	His Nets Were Set by Thomas Spurgeon, 4/15/1998