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9780826412270

A New History of Christianity

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    9780826412270

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    0826412270

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  • Copyright: 2000-03-03
  • Publisher: Bloomsbury Academic
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Written from an objective historical perspective, A New History of Christianity provides the best readable yet scholarly one-volume account of Christianity from its origins to the present day.Chapters cover Christian beginnings, the growth of the early Christian communities, the character of the medieval Church, popular religion, the Protestant Reformation, the Catholic Reformation, the early modern Church, the Church in the nineteenth century, the Church in war and peace, and the crisis of the modern Church>

Table of Contents

Foreword vii
Lord Runcie
Preface ix
Chronology of Events xi
Introduction xix
Christian Beginnings
1(24)
The origins of the Christian Church
2(5)
The early Christian community
7(6)
Problems of belief in the early Church
13(3)
Repression and persecution
16(9)
The Church Triumphant
25(20)
The defeat of paganism
25(3)
Church-building
28(1)
Martyrs, saints and pilgrimages
29(3)
Theological controversies
32(3)
The growing prestige of the Roman see
35(2)
The champions of orthodoxy: St Ambrose, St Jerome, St Augustine
37(3)
The emergence of monasticism
40(5)
The Matrix of Medieval Christianity
45(27)
The Christianization of the barbarian peoples
46(4)
The character of the Church in the Dark Ages
50(3)
The papacy in the Dark Ages
53(1)
Monasticism
54(2)
The Anglo-Saxon Church
56(2)
The Carolingian renaissance
58(4)
The Viking threat
62(1)
The revival of monasticism
63(1)
The papacy in decline
64(2)
The Byzantine Church
66(6)
The Medieval Church: Renovation and Retroaction
72(30)
The regeneration of the Church
73(6)
The monastic resurgence
79(5)
Developments in Christian thought
84(3)
The bureaucratization of the papacy
87(2)
The crusades
89(2)
Monasticism in the later Middle Ages
91(2)
Developments in scholasticism
93(1)
Medieval heresy
93(4)
The conciliar movement
97(5)
Popular Religion: Faith and Fable
102(22)
The ecclesiastical hierarchy
104(2)
The parochial clergy
106(1)
The Mass
107(3)
The function of the parish priest
110(3)
Church life
113(1)
The religion of the laity
114(2)
The cult of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the saints
116(4)
Pilgrimages
120(2)
The last things
122(2)
The Protestant Reformation
124(36)
Prelude to the Protestant Reformation
125(3)
Martin Luther and the German Reformation
128(5)
Zwingli and Calvin
133(4)
The Reformation in France
137(3)
The Reformation in Scotland
140(1)
The Reformation in the Low Countries
140(2)
The English Reformation
142(10)
The Reformation in Scandinavia
152(1)
The Radical Reformation
153(2)
The Protestant ethos
155(5)
The Catholic Reformation
160(26)
The sources of the Catholic Reformation
161(1)
The Society of Jesus
162(2)
The Council of Trent
164(3)
The revival of the papacy
167(2)
The Catholic Reformation and education
169(1)
The new religious orders
170(2)
Reform of the episcopate and parochial clergy
172(3)
Missionary activity
175(11)
Strife, Enlightenment and Renewal, c. 1600--1815
186(45)
Roman Catholicism after the Council of Trent
189(1)
Religion in England
190(7)
Repression and toleration
197(2)
Jansenism
199(3)
The dissolution of the Jesuits
202(2)
Church and State
204(2)
The Orthodox Church in Russia
206(2)
The Philosophes
208(2)
The springs of religious revival
210(9)
Religion in North America
219(3)
The French Revolution
222(9)
An Age of Ecclesiastical Imperialism, c. 1815--80
231(52)
The restoration of papal authority
235(3)
The Roman Church in North America
238(1)
The Roman Church in Latin America
239(2)
Missionary activity in the Roman Church
241(1)
The Church of England in the early nineteenth century
242(3)
Religious experience in North America
245(4)
The Orthodox Church
249(3)
Reforms, revolutions and reaction under Pius IX
252(4)
The Kulturkampf
256(1)
The Roman Catholic Church in France after 1870
257(3)
The missionary Churches
260(6)
The Churches in South Africa
266(5)
The Churches in Asia
271(3)
The evangelization of the Pacific
274(2)
Alternative faiths
276(2)
Developments in theology
278(5)
The Church in War and Peace, c. 1880--1945
283(44)
The papacy after Pius IX
285(13)
The Churches in England
298(5)
German Protestantism
303(2)
The repression of the Orthodox Church
305(3)
Religion in North America
308(2)
The Church in Latin America
310(1)
The missionary Churches
311(6)
The Black Churches of Africa
317(2)
The Churches in Asia
319(2)
The oecumenical movement
321(2)
Developments in theology
323(4)
The Crisis of the Modern Church
327(72)
Rome and the Second Vatican Council
331(11)
The Church in the United Kingdom
342(4)
The ordination of women and disestablishment
346(5)
Roman Catholics in Britain
351(2)
Reunion and oecumenicism
353(2)
Roman Catholics in France
355(3)
The Churches in postwar Germany
358(2)
Christianity in Russia and Eastern Europe
360(7)
Religion in North America
367(6)
Ferment in Latin America
373(3)
Christianity in Africa
376(3)
The position of the Churches in Asia
379(3)
Agencies of religious renewal
382(3)
The `fringe' Churches
385(2)
Religious extremes
387(1)
Churches and changes in moral values
388(3)
Theology in the late twentieth century
391(8)
Epilogue 399(4)
Select Bibliography 403(14)
Index 417

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