The division of Christendom Christianity in the sixteenth century
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Louisville :
Westminster John Knox Press,
2007.
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| Edición: | First edition. |
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- The setting ; The intellectual atmosphere ; Erasmus and reform ; Church and religion ; Conclusion
- The Luther affair ; The wild boar in the vineyard
- The beginnings of the movement of reform ; The aftermath of Worms ; Reform institutionalized ; The nature of the change ; The response
- The division ; Huldrych Zwingli and reform in Switzerland ; Reform in Zurich
- The emergence of alternate visions of reform ; The reform disintegrates ; Anabaptism ; The Hutterite experiment ; Protestant spiritualism ; The Antitrinitarian dissent
- Consolidation in Germany ; The uprisings of 1524-1525 ; Theological alienation ; The Reformation in the cities
- The Reformation consolidated : Speyer, 1526 ; Reversal and protest : Speyer, 1529 ; Augsburg, 1530 ; The league of Schmalkald ; Political crisis in Switzerland ; The institutionalization of a new church ; Continued Protestant expansion : cities and territories ; The road to war ; The war ; Uneasy peace and final decision ; Lutheran turmoil
- The Reformation in England ; The King's great matter ; The Reformation enforced ; The Edwardian revolution ; The Marian reaction ; The Elizabeth settlement ; The Puritan dissent ; The close of the reign ; Anglicanism established
- The Roman Catholic Church ; The Council of Trent ; Catholic renewal and Counter-Reformation ; The implementation of Tridentine reform ; New forms of Cahtolic spirituality and religious life
- John Calvin and the reformed tradition ; Calvin's life ; Calvin and the Genevan Church, 1541-1564
- Changes in Europe ; France ; Scandinavia ; Scotland ; Eastern Europe ; Hungary ; The Low Countries ; Conclusion
- The Protestant vision : the theologies ; Aftermath and disagreements
- Concluding reflections ; Consequences ; The new churches ; Church life and popular religion ; Church and society ; The Reformation and women ; Politics ; The end of the beginning : confessionalization in Europe ; The wider world
- Epilogue: Historiography.