Church History
Church History
- Berne, Indiana The American Society of Church History 1991
Dilatory donatists or procrastinating Catholics: the trial at the conference of carthage/ Maureen A. Tilley. --- pp. 7--19.
No. 1 Excommunication and territorial politics in high Medieval Trier/Brian A. Pavlac. --- pp. 20---36. The economic thought of Jonathan Edwards/ Mark Valeri. --- pp. 37--54. JohnWesley's indebtedness to John Norris/ John C. English. --- pp. 55--69. The essential evangelicalism dialectic: the historiography of the early neo-evangelical movement and the observer-participant dilemma/Douglas A. Sweeney. --- pp. 70---84. No. 2 Tertullian on heresy, history, and the reappropriation of Revelation/ Peter Iver Kaufman. --- pp. 167---179. Defending the pious: Melanchthon and the reformation in Albertine Saxony, 1539/ Ralph Keen. --- pp. 180---195. Women's attraction to Puritanism/ Amanda Porterfield. ---- pp. 196 ---209. Catholick Congregational Clergy and public piety/ John Corrigan. --- pp. 210---222. The great awakening as artifact: George Whitefield and the construction of intercolonial revival, 1739--1745/Frank Lambert .--- pp. 223--246. The emergence of a fellowship: Canadian evangelism in the twentieth century/ John G. Stackhouse, Jr. --- pp. 247---262. No. 3 Subordinating women: Thomas Bentley's use of biblical women in "The Monument of Matrones" (1582)/ Colin Atkinson and Jo B. Atkinson. --- pp. 289--300. Anna Maria van Schurman and Antoinette Bourignon: contrasting examples of seventeenth-century pietism/ Joyce Irwin. --- pp. 301---315. Chateaubriand and Destutt de Tracy: defining religious and secular polarities in France at the beginning of the nineteenth century/ Joseph F. Byrnes. ---- pp. 316---330. "The willing captive of home?": the English Catholic women's league, 1906-1920/ Paula M. Kane. --- pp. 331---355. The "African National Church": self-determination and political struggle among Black Christians in South Africa to 1948/ Alan Gregor Cobley. ---- pp. 356---371. No. 4 Gender and the authority of Friars: the significance of holy women for thirteenth-century Franciscans and dominicans/John Coakley. --- pp. 445---460. The Ohio Valley: testing ground for American's experiment in Religious pluralism/ Tomothy L. Smith. --- pp. 461---479. Defending Roman loyalties and Republican values: the 1848 Italian Revolutiion in American Catholic apologetics/ Sandra Yocum Mize. --- pp. 480--492. "Who is sufficient for these things?" Sara G. Stanley and the American Missionary Association, 1864-1868/ Judith Weisenfeld. --- pp. 493---507. "The Church of humanity": New York's worshipping positivists/ Gillis J. Harp. --- pp. 508---523.
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Dilatory donatists or procrastinating Catholics: the trial at the conference of carthage/ Maureen A. Tilley. --- pp. 7--19.
No. 1 Excommunication and territorial politics in high Medieval Trier/Brian A. Pavlac. --- pp. 20---36. The economic thought of Jonathan Edwards/ Mark Valeri. --- pp. 37--54. JohnWesley's indebtedness to John Norris/ John C. English. --- pp. 55--69. The essential evangelicalism dialectic: the historiography of the early neo-evangelical movement and the observer-participant dilemma/Douglas A. Sweeney. --- pp. 70---84. No. 2 Tertullian on heresy, history, and the reappropriation of Revelation/ Peter Iver Kaufman. --- pp. 167---179. Defending the pious: Melanchthon and the reformation in Albertine Saxony, 1539/ Ralph Keen. --- pp. 180---195. Women's attraction to Puritanism/ Amanda Porterfield. ---- pp. 196 ---209. Catholick Congregational Clergy and public piety/ John Corrigan. --- pp. 210---222. The great awakening as artifact: George Whitefield and the construction of intercolonial revival, 1739--1745/Frank Lambert .--- pp. 223--246. The emergence of a fellowship: Canadian evangelism in the twentieth century/ John G. Stackhouse, Jr. --- pp. 247---262. No. 3 Subordinating women: Thomas Bentley's use of biblical women in "The Monument of Matrones" (1582)/ Colin Atkinson and Jo B. Atkinson. --- pp. 289--300. Anna Maria van Schurman and Antoinette Bourignon: contrasting examples of seventeenth-century pietism/ Joyce Irwin. --- pp. 301---315. Chateaubriand and Destutt de Tracy: defining religious and secular polarities in France at the beginning of the nineteenth century/ Joseph F. Byrnes. ---- pp. 316---330. "The willing captive of home?": the English Catholic women's league, 1906-1920/ Paula M. Kane. --- pp. 331---355. The "African National Church": self-determination and political struggle among Black Christians in South Africa to 1948/ Alan Gregor Cobley. ---- pp. 356---371. No. 4 Gender and the authority of Friars: the significance of holy women for thirteenth-century Franciscans and dominicans/John Coakley. --- pp. 445---460. The Ohio Valley: testing ground for American's experiment in Religious pluralism/ Tomothy L. Smith. --- pp. 461---479. Defending Roman loyalties and Republican values: the 1848 Italian Revolutiion in American Catholic apologetics/ Sandra Yocum Mize. --- pp. 480--492. "Who is sufficient for these things?" Sara G. Stanley and the American Missionary Association, 1864-1868/ Judith Weisenfeld. --- pp. 493---507. "The Church of humanity": New York's worshipping positivists/ Gillis J. Harp. --- pp. 508---523.
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