The radical Reformation and the making of modern Europe a lasting heritage
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| Lenguaje: | inglés |
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Leiden :
Brill,
2017.
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| Colección: | Studies in medieval and Reformation traditions,
VOLUME 207 |
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- Preface
- A broader vision of the radical reformation : some historiographical remarks
- Bainton, Cantimori and "Eretici italiani del Cinquecento"
- The radical reformation in the historiography of the second half of the twentieth century
- A broader vision of the radical reformation
- Travelers of Utopia : the other Europe of the Italian exiles religionis causa
- Travelers of Utopia
- Parallel escapes : Pietro Martire Vermigli and Bernardino Ochino
- The hard choice of Fausto Sozzini
- Francesco Pucci and the Realistic Utopia
- Toleration and Adam's immortality : an example of the relationship between Locke and the Socinians
- The immortality of Adam and the Breadth of the Kingdom of God in Locke's writings
- Adam, Locke and the Socinians
- The debate between Fausto Sozzini and Francesco Pucci on Adam's immortality
- The issue of Adam's immortality in Socinian thought after Fausto Sozzini
- The immortality of Adam, salvation of mankind and toleration : is there a relationship?
- Infinite mercy and the infinite universe : Francesco Pucci and Giordano Bruno
- The infinite amplitude of the Kingdom of God
- Erasmian affinities : Francesco Pucci and Giordano Bruno
- A lasting heritage : a brief history of Puccianism in the seventeenth century
- Christian Francken and the skepticism of the sixteenth century
- The descent of Christian Francken "in immensum"
- Christian Francken and the criterion of truth
- Christian Francken and the "dispute between a theologian and a philosopher on the uncertainty of Christian religion"
- Christian Francken and the sixteenth-century origins of the treatise "De tribus impostoribus" Conclusions
- The radical reformation and the making of modern Europe
- Secularism
- Toleration and rationalism
- The break of modernity.