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The Church In History

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The Church In History

Part One: When the Christian Church was Young

  • The New Testament Church is Born
  • The Church is Tempered, 33-313
  • The Church Grows Inwardly. 33-325
  • The Church is Victorious, 313
  • The Church Consolidates, 325-451
  • The Church Deteriorates, 100-461
  • The Church Survives and Grows Again, 376-754

Part Two: The Church in the Middle Ages

  • The Church Loses Territory, 632-732
  • The Church Forms an Alliance, 751-800
  • The Church and Papal Development, 461-1073
  • The Church in Bondage to the State, 885-1949
  • The Church is Divided, 1054
  • Monasticism and the Cluny Reform
  • The Church Makes Efforts to Free Itself, 1049-1058
  • The Church continues to Free Itself, 1059-1073
  • The Church Is Forced to Compromise, 1073-1122
  • The Church Inspires the Crusades, 1096 -1291
  • The Church Rises to Its Height of Power, 1198-1216
  • The Church Declines in Power, 1294-1417
  • The Church is Stirred from Within, 1200-1517

Part Three: The Church in Reformation

  • The Church is Shaken. October 31, 1517
  • The Church is Convulsed, 1517-1521
  • The Church is Reformed in Germany
  • The Reformation in Switzerland
  • The Anabaptists
  • The Reformation in Western Europe
  • The Church is Reformed in Scotland, 1557-1570
  • The Church is Reformed in England, 1534
  • The Roman Church Undertakes Reform, 1545-1563
  • The Protestant Churches Fight for Their Lives, 1546-1648

Part Four: The Church After the Reformation

  • The Church in England Continues to Ferment, 1558-1689
  • The Congregationalists; the Baptists
  • Arminianism; the Quakers
  • Pietism; the Moravians
  • Socianism; Unitarianism; Modernism
  • The Methodists
  • The Eastern and the Roman Church
  • Religious Life in Germany and England
  • The Reformed Churches Survive Persecution
  • The Church Grows Once More, 1500 to the Present

Part Five: The Church in the New World

  • The Church Enters the New World
  • The Church Experiences a Great Awakening
  • The Church as the Young Nation is Formed
  • The Church in the Early Nineteenth Century
  • The Church in a Time of Turmoil
  • The Church Faces New Problems
  • The Church in Canada
  • The Church Seeks to Preserve the Faith
  • The Churches Seek Co-operation and Union
  • A Look Backward and Forward Maps
  • The World in Which the Church Developed Its Doctrine
  • The Roman Empire
  • Cities of the Five Patriarchs
  • Barbarian Migrations
  • Final Locations of the Invading Tribes
  • Europe is Christianized
  • The Expansion of Mohammedanism
  • The Papal States
  • The Division of Charlemagne's Empire
  • The Church is Divided (1054)
  • Significant Cities of the Medieval Church
  • The Land that Luther Traveled
  • Europe as Calvin Knew It
  • The Religious Situation in 1648
  • The Colonists Bring the Church to the New World