During one of the most politically and religiously volatile periods in Scottish history, John Knox stood as a pillar of the Protestant faith. As leader of the Scottish Reformation, Knox was one of the most respected and influential men of his time. After converting to Protestantism—likely due to the influence of George Wishart—Knox passionately spoke out against Catholicism, and the divisions his teachings created remained a powerful source of tension centuries later.

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This brief article, composed of letters by several biographers, brings to light the ambiguity of the year of Knox’s birth, and the possibility that previous biographers confused the Reformer with another man named John Knox.