Sobre o Autor

Juan de Valdés was a Spanish Protestant reformer, theologian, and writer, known for his significant influence on the Reformation in Spain and beyond. His works, which include the "Ziento I Diez Consideraziones" and the "Alfabeto Christiano," emphasized the importance of personal faith and direct relationship with God, challenging the prevailing Catholic doctrines of his time. Valdés sought to promote a more authentic form of Christianity, which resonated with many who were disillusioned by the Church's practices.

Nacionalidade Espanhol
Data de Nascimento January 1, 1490
Local de Nascimento Cáceres, Extremadura, Spain
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