Church history is weird. Picture the scene: It’s March 9, 1522, the first Sunday of Lent in Zurich, Switzerland. The local printing press folks are worn out and hungry from the intense labor of printing St. Paul’s letters.  The Lenten fast was not a choice, but a mandated law.  Printing press owner Christoph Frouschauer invites… Continue reading Huldrych Zwingli’s Guide to Religious Deconstruction