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The Church And The Age Of Reason 1648-1789 (Trawas)

This span in the history of the Christian Church stretches from the age of religious and civil strife which existed before the middle of the seventeenth century to the age of industrialism and republicanism which followed the French Revolution and the beginning of the Napoleonic wars. The Church in general, reacting strongly against the turbulences of the Civil War and the Thirty Years War, placed a premium on order, moderation, and stability. Movements suspected of enthusiasm, such as Puritanism, Quietism, and Jansenism, fell into disrepute, and the authority exercised by the state in religious affairs became more pronounced. It was an age dominated by Reason, which, until it provoked a reaction in such movements as Pietism and Evangelicalism, posed a formidable threat to Christianity

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Judul Seri

Pelican history of the church, v. 4

No. Panggil

270 Cra t

Penerbit

London : Penguin Books., 2001

Deskripsi Fisik

i, 299 pages 18 cm

Bahasa

English

ISBN/ISSN

0140205055

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DDC

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unmediated

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volume

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-

Subjek

CHURCH -- HISTORY

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Introduction : the new age The church life of France under Louis XIV, 1648-1715 The new age and its thought : 1648-1715 Restoration and revolution in England, 1660-1714 The watershed in English thought, 1660-1714 Covenanters and moderates in Scotland Germany : Orthodoxy, Pietism, and Rationalism Russia and the Eastern churches The Hanoverian Age in England Methodism and the Evangelical Revival England : The rise and fall of the cult of reason Christianity in the new world The church in France, 1715-89 Church and state in the age of the enlightened despots The high noon of Rationalism, and beyond Christianity and culture in the Baroque Age Epilogue

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Gerald R. Cragg

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