The Russian Church, 1448–1701
in History of Global Christianity Online
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- Introduction
- 1 The Emergence of the Moscow Autocephaly
- 2 Church and State in Moscow after 1448
- 3 Diversity and Heresies
- 4 The Dispute for Direction between “Possessors” and “Non-Possessors”
- 5 The Time of Ivan Iv (1530–1584)
- 6 Poland-Lithuania: Confrontation with the West I
- 7 Moscow and the Smuta: Confrontation with the West II
- 8 Reforms I, Kiev
- 9 Reforms Ii, Moscow
- 10 Church and Culture on the Eve of Peter the Great
- Bibliography
The Russian Church, 1448–1701
in History of Global Christianity Online
Author:
Alfons Brüning
Alfons Brüning
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(19,515 words)