George Joye

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George Joye was a notable figure in the English Reformation, primarily recognized for his contributions to the translation and dissemination of the Bible. He is best known for his work in the early 16th century, particularly for his apologetic writings that defended William Tyndale's translations. Joye's engagement with Tyndale's work illustrates the tensions and debates surrounding biblical interpretation during a time of significant religious upheaval. His efforts were part of a broader movement advocating for accessible scripture in the vernacular, which was crucial in shaping Protestant thought and practice.