For 10 points, identify this 1503 work describing the nature of piety and true religion to a layman, written by Erasmus.
It includes such chapters as "Of the Diversity of Affections" and "Against the Enticings or Provokings unto Avarice." One of its most notable sections asks why one should speak to God through a priest, when one can speak to God directly. It avoids any discussion of the sacraments and argues that scripture should be made freely available to all people. Its primary argument is that true Christianity is an inner, personal practice that is based on going back to the Bible and leaving aside rituals and ceremony. First translated into English by one of the author's students, William Tyndale, its composition and title were inspired by a meeting with an uneducated warrior. For 10 points, identify this 1503 work describing the nature of piety and true religion to a layman, written by Erasmus.
It includes such chapters as "Of the Diversity of Affections" and "Against the Enticings or Provokings unto Avarice.
Enchiridion Militis Christiani or Handbook of a Christian Soldier or Manual of a Christian Soldier [accept equivalents like Handbook for a Christian Knight or Manual of a Christian Knight]