Charts of Reformation and Enlightenment church history / John D. Hannah.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Hannah, John D.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Church history--Chronology--Charts, diagrams, etc.

Church history.

Church history--Chronology.

Genre:

Charts, diagrams, etc.

Graphs.

Physical Description:

90 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm + 1 CD-ROM (color ; 4 3/4 in.)

Edition:

First edition.

Place of Publication:

Grand Rapids, Mich. : Zondervan, [2004]

System Details:

System requirements for accompanying CD-ROM, Windows: PC with 486 or higher processor; Windows 95, 98, or 2000 OS, or Windows NT Workstation OS 3.51 (with Service Pack 5.x or later) or 4.0; 7MB of hard disk space (9MB free for installation only); VGA or higher resolution video adapter; CD-ROM drive; 48 MB or more available RAM.

System requirements for accompanying CD-ROM, Macintosh: Any PowerPC processor-based Mac OS-compatible system (120MHz minimum recommended); Apple System 7.5.5 or later (OSX, Classic mode only); 48MB of RAM required to run PowerPoint Viewer individually; 9MB of available hard disk space to install the PowerPoint Viewer; color monitor or display supporting greater than 256 colors and 640x480 resolution; CD-ROM drive.

Summary:

Accompanying CD-ROM contains ... "PowerPoint presentations ... for using the eye-catching graphics in a variety of settings." -- p. [4] of cover.

Contents:

Early Modern Europe and the Reformation (1500 to 1650)

The Background of the Reformation

1. Major Schisms in the First Sixteen Centuries

2. Views on Church Governance in the Protestant Reformation

3. The Three Fundamentals of Protestant Reformation Teaching

4. The Five "Solas" of the Protestant Reformation

5. Roman Catholic and Protestant Emphases in the Reformation

6. Traditions within the Protestant Reformation

7. Two Protestant Approaches to Reformation

8. The Development of Church Government

9. The Relationship between Church and State

The Lutheran Reformation

10. The Development of Lutheranism

11. The Luther Rose: The Gospel in Symbol

12. Stages in the Development of Luther's Concept of Justification

The Calvinist Reformation

The Reformation in Switzerland

13. The History of the Swiss Reformations

14. Theological Differences between the Lutheran and Calvinist Reformations

15. The Great Eucharistic Divide

The Spread of Calvinism in Europe

16. The Reformation in Holland

17. The Formation of Theology in the Reformation Era

18. Divine Sovereignty and Human Responsibility

19. The Atonement in Calvinism and Arminianism

20. Calvinism and Arminianism: A Comparison

21. The Five Points of Calvinism

22. The Progression of the Reformation in France

23. The Reformation in Scotland

24. The History of the Church of Scotland (Covenanters)

The Anabaptist Reformation

25. Varieties within the Anabaptist Tradition (The Radical Reformation)

26. Four Views on Baptist Beginnings

27. History of the English Baptists

The English Reformation

28. The Protestant Reformations on the Continent and in England

29. The Reformation and the English Monarchs

30. Religious Shifts in the English Reformation

31. The Rise of Puritanism in Elizabethan England

32. The Emergence of the Stuart Dynasty of Scotland to the English Monarchy

33. The Rise of English Presbyterianism

34. Nonconformity in England

35. The English Bible in the Sixteenth Century

The Roman Catholic Reformation ("Counter Reformation")

36. The History of the Roman Catholic Church: The Council of Trent

37. The Differences between Roman Catholicism and Protestantism

38. Justification and the Council of Trent

The Rise of Religious Rationalism and the Enlightenment (1650 to 1750)

39. Orthodoxy and Unitarianism Compared

40. Orthodoxy and Deism Compared

The Enlightenment (1650 to 1750)

41. Approaches to Authority and the Enlightenment

42. From Revelation to Reason

43. The Enlightenment and Knowledge

44. The Roots of Modernity and Postmodernity

The Reaction against Creedalism and Rationalism: Pietism

45. The Spread of Evangelical Pietism

46. The Origins of German Lutheran Pietism

47. The Life of John Wesley

The Period of the British Settlement in North America: The Colonial Period of American Religious History (1600 to 1800)

Backgrounds of American Religious History

48. Winthrop Hudson's Interpretation of American Religious History

49. H. Richard Niebuhr's Interpretation of American Religious History

50. Sidney Ahlstrom's Interpretation of American Religious History

51. Bruce Shelley's Interpretation of American Religious History

52. John Hannah's Interpretation of American Religious History

53. Sources of the American Religious Experience

54. Old World Denominational Origins in British America

Congregationalists

55. Congregationalism in America

56. Denominationalism in New England

57. John Cotton and the Puritan Errand in History

58. The Antinomian Controversy

59. "The Mania of 1692": The Salem Witch Trials

60. The Puritans: The Interconnectedness of Church and State

61. The Puritan Dream

62. Education in Puritan New England

63. Sources of American Puritan Theology

64. Indian Missions and the American Puritan

65. Indian Missions: The Mayhew Family and Martha's Vineyard

Baptists

66. Origins of Baptists in America

67. The Religious Affiliations of Roger Williams

68. The Millennialism of Roger Williams

69. Turning Points in the History of Baptists in America

Presbyterians

70. The Origins of Presbyterianism in North America

71. The Ecclesiastical Structure of Presbyterianism

Methodists

72. The Birth of American Methodism

73. Francis Asbury's Circuit

74. The Ecclesiastical Structure of Methodism

Quakers

75. The Ecclesiastical Structure of the Quakers

Lutherans

76. The Origins of Lutheranism in America

The Great Awakening

77. The History of Awakenings in America

78. The History of Mass Evangelism in America

79. The First Great Awakening

80. The First Great Awakening and the Presbyterian Church

81. Jonathan Edwards' View of the Soul

82. Chauncy vs. Edwards: The Nature of Salvation

83. The First Great Awakening and New England Congregationalism

Religion and the American Revolution

84. The Revolutions in America and France Compared

85. The Enlightenment, Religion, and the Birth of the Nation

86. Christianity and the Enlightenment: Agreement on Goals for Different Reasons

87. Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin

88. Unitarianism and Deism Compared

89. Christianity and the American Revolution

90. Christianity, the Federal Government, and State Government.

ISBN:

0310233178

OCLC:

53097071