The Reformation

George Park Fisher

Charles Scribner's sons, 1900 - Church history - 620 pages

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CHAPTER	1

The new Dispensation spiritual in contrast with the	14

Union of Catholic princes and bishops division of the Nation	22

His occupations labors on the translation of the New Testa	31

CHAPTER III	52

The Smalcaldic war 154647 defeat of the Protestants at Muhl	63

LUTHER AND	70

Humanism and the Universities Wittenberg 1502	79

Introduction of Protestantism into Spain	403

Heroism of the sufferers	408

Attitude of the Popes in respect to the Catholic Reaction Paul	411

115	412

155960 is controlled by the Guises their histery	418

Protestants waste their strength in contests with one another	421

Origin of the Thirty Years War 16181648	423

Demoralization of the English Court	443

CHAPTER IV	85

THE RELATION OF PROTESTANTISM TO CULTURE AND CIVILIZA	87

Assassination of the Guises by order of Henry III 1588	99

Luther opposes the sale of indulgences by Tetzel 1516	100

Organization of Protestantism not uniform in the different coun	105

11	112

Mediæval Christianity characterized by legalism	121

THE GERMAN REFORMATION ΤΟ THE PEACE OF AUGSBURG	136

What was done with ecclesiastical property	149

The press after the Restoration	151

Neander on the origin and types of Rationalism	162

Abdication of Charles 1556	168

Accession of Elizabeth 1558 her conservative Protestant	171

Vengeance of Philip mission of the Duke of Alva 1567	177

Combination of different classes of Calvins opponents	178

Consequences of a possible increase of intelligence	184

Protestants united in opposing Church government by a priest	187

CHAPTER VII	192

His conversion 1532	194

Church government in the Reformed Churches	200

Advantages of the Papacy in this conflict	222

Effect of the Catholic Reaction on the Irish	223

Influence of the Revival of learning	226

His book on the Errors of the Trinity 1531	228

151547 the patron of learning and	238

Compared with Romanism in its view of the civil authority	241

The Catharists Albigenses	242

The Scandinavian kingdoms the Union of Calmar 1397	246

Spread of Protestantism in France in his reign	255

Calvin preaches to then submission their patience	260

Coligny comes to Court his character	277

The administration of Henry IV the Edict of Nantes 1598	284

Warburtons theory Coleridges theory	301

His chastisement of ecclesiastical follies and abuses	317

383	333

CHAPTER XI	385

What is indicated by he rise of these sects	387

Their difference on the doctrine of	390

How Boccaccio 131375 treats the Church and the clergy	392

Ignatius Loyola 14911556 founds the order of the Jesuits	399

26	401

Studies at Paris studies law at Orleans and Bourges	446

16511715 his designs in respect to France	450

Protestant doctrine of the exclusive authority of the Scriptures	462

Protestants maintain a universal priesthood of believers	468

The Assembly of 1682 the Four Propositions of Gallican	470

The Synod of Dort 1616	474

The Socinian theology	480

Principle of progress in Protestantism	486

He is deposed and succeeded by Frederic I 152333	487

advanced by Gui	502

Christianity not hostile to culture	533

The preaching of Knox iconoclasm	535

Elizabeth sends troops to aid the lords 1560	542

Twofold aspect of the Reformationreligious and political	552

Victory of the Popes Henry IV the Worms Concordat 1122	555

Catholic League 1538	559

Revision of the Articles 1563	561

Effect of the massacre on the surviving Huguenots	562

32	568

Adjustment with Innocent XII 16911700 the work of Bos	570

Position of Henry III 157489	579

A LIST OF BOOKS ON THE REFORMATION	583

MATION	589

Don John succeeds Requesens 1576	593

Treatment of the Catholics	594

193	595

His conception of the Church and reverence for	596

Excommunication of Navarre and Condé by Sixtus V 1585	597

The Augustinian and Calvinistic doctrine compared	601

Discontent of the Bourbons and Chatillons	602

Discontent there with the new ecclesiastical system	603

1585	604

Jansenism	606

36	607

99	609

Gustavus Vasa 152360 favors	612

The Catholic Provinces submit to Parma	613

Chronological limits of the	615

325	617

404	619

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Title	The Reformation
Author	George Park Fisher
Publisher	Charles Scribner's sons, 1900
Original from	Columbia University
Digitized	14 Oct 2016
Length	620 pages

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