John Foxe

John Foxe was a 16th-century English historian and martyrologist, best known for his seminal work, "Acts and Monuments," often referred to as Foxe's Book of Martyrs. Born around 1516 in Boston, Lincolnshire, Foxe was a significant figure during the Protestant Reformation, capturing the struggles and sacrifices of early Protestant martyrs. His writings not only chronicled the brutal persecutions faced by those who dared to challenge the Catholic Church but also served to inspire faith and resilience among the growing Protestant movement.

Throughout his life, Foxe faced considerable challenges, including exile due to his Protestant beliefs. However, he remained dedicated to documenting the stories of those who suffered for their faith. His work became a cornerstone of English Protestant literature and is regarded as a vital historical source. If you’re curious about the intertwining of faith, history, and courage, you’ll find John Foxe’s writings both enlightening and moving. Dive into his works in the app and discover the stories that shaped a significant era in history.