John Fisher, perhaps the most neglected Saint of the Reformation era, is juxtaposed to Martin Luther. Fisher wrote the most erudite refutation of Luther's heresies. Mr. Michael Davies recounts his moving story. This is the first of a four lecture series by Mr. Michael Davies that really must be taken as a whole. It describes the life of St. John Fisher, his influence as a theologian and a courtier, and his placing of love for truth before concerns for power and prudence. Michael Davies then contrasts St. John Fisher with one of his chief opponents, Martin Luther. Taken from: The Black Legends: The Renaissance, the Enlightenment, and the Anti-Catholic Myth - 2003 VonHildebrand Institute