Introduction: European and Global Christianity in the Early Modern Period, ca. 1500–ca. 1800
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- 1 National Prejudices
- 2 Confessional Value Judgments
- 3 Eurocentric Positions
- 4 Patriarchal Structures
- 5 Problems and Concepts
- 6 The Fundamental Significance of the New Schism in the 16th Century
- 7 The Confessionalization Paradigm
- 8 Processes of Religious and Church/ Political Differentiation
- 9 The Victorious March of Absolutism in Europe
- 10 The Struggle for Freedom of Conscience and Freedom of Religion
- 11 European Expansion Overseas
- 12 New Developments in the Arts and Advances in Science
- 13 The Crises of the 17th Century
- 14 The Polycentric Structure of Global Christianity
- 15 Continuities, Discontinuities, Contradictions
- 16 The Field of Tension between Theology and Church Practice
- 17 Significant Steps toward a Global Christianity
Introduction: European and Global Christianity in the Early Modern Period, ca. 1500–ca. 1800
in History of Global Christianity Online
Author:
Hartmut Lehmann
Hartmut Lehmann
Search for other papers by Hartmut Lehmann in
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Search for other papers by Hartmut Lehmann in
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(9,711 words)