Reformační balíček – Komenský Jan Ámos (2023)

Three small books provide insight into the souls of great personalities who were not satisfied with the state of public affairs. What were these men thinking when they were not standing on the stages of history and not writing scholarly treatises? How did Hus react to the unjust Council of Constance trial, Luther to the death of his eight-month-old daughter, and Komenský to the destruction of his lifelong work by fire? Letters from Constance by Jan Hus were translated into contemporary Czech by Bible21 translator Alexandr Flek. Letters to Loved Ones by Martin Luther were compiled by minority pastor Mikuláš Vymětal. Lessons in Humanity by Jan A. Komenský were selected and commented on by komeniologist Jan Hábl. ***** The volumes were published as part of the Small Edition of Classics, which presents the spiritual legacy of authors and thinkers to a broad reading audience, whom a typical reader might approach with hesitation, fear, or perhaps even avoid altogether. Each small volume offers insight into the thought world of personalities we often hear or read about, but rarely expose ourselves to their own voice. ***** The Reformation package includes: * Letters from Constance by Jan Hus (ed. Alexandr Flek) * Letters to Loved Ones by Martin Luther (ed. Mikuláš Vymětal) * Lessons in Humanity by Jan Amos Komenský (ed. Jan Hábl)